Here is a look at The Weekend headlines

- Give blood, get free antibody test

- CPD planning extra patrol this weekend

- Zebra mussel infestation raises concern at Foss 

- Newcomb signs with SWOSU golf

- State deaths

- Local pictures, articles and more

Clinton is not in a burn ban right now, but it is facing extremely hot, dry and windy conditions daily that could result in a fire.

AllianceHealth Clinton will sponsor the annual “Boots & Badges” community blood drive from noon until 6 p.m. Tuesday at the First Christian Church Family Life Center.

Zebra mussels were first reported at Foss Lake in 2018 and are slowly spreading. Officials are asking people who visit Foss — and all other bodies of water in the state, for that matter — to do their part to prevent a full-blown invasion, by thoroughly cleaning boats and other equipment after they’re removed from the water.

FRIDAY, JULY 3

Jacob Boatwright, left, and Nick Snider, center, display and discuss different fireworks with customer Jonathan Schoeck at a local firework stand.

Here is a look at the Thursday headlines

- Businesses can apply for state money

- Man facing child abuse charges

- How Custer County voted on sheriff’s race, SQ 802

- CHS completes comeback in finale

- Karen Richardson obituary 

- State deaths

Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines

- City manager applications are coming in

- Fireworks Shows

- Father, daughter team up to build owl house

- IRS filing deadline July 15

- Election Returns

- Gonzales wins seventh state crown

After the lengthy closure of IRS offices during the COVID-19 quarantine, the new deadline for mailing federal income tax returns is Monday, July 15.

Clinton Public School Foundation board members Donna Rother, left, and Amy Crumley, and Clinton School Board member and Clinton Golf Course Advisory Board President Luke Adams donate their time to clean out some flower beds at Clinton Riverside Golf Course.