-Bridges returns to take CPS helm
-Clinton motorcyclist hurt in wreck
-Man allegedly pays to have truck torched 
-Seven make all-conference for A-B
-Clinton boys continue their rise up Class 4A 
-Plus see local pictures

A Weatherford man is accused of having his truck taken and set ablaze in an apparent attempt to get out of making loan payments.

In the parking lot at Southwest Elementary, Connie Hileman hands out meals to students Addyson McPhail, 5, left, and Adalynn McPhail, 7. Clinton Schools are currently serving breakfast and lunch to students at several locations in Clinton.

A Clinton man was critically injured in a motorcycle accident Saturday morning on Interstate 40.

The Clinton Board of Education voted unanimously this week to hire Tyler Bridges as the school district’s new superintendent, effective July 1.

The Clinton Board of Education has announced that their choice for the new superintendent is Tyler Bridges, former Clinton Assistant Superintendent (2013-2017), effective July 1st.

-Clinton hospital prepared to treat infectious diseases
-Bar-S operating at capacity
-Business, events, church updates
-Lucky Star casinos closed for now
-Denney, Newcomb make K-101
-Throwback: Reds win first state title
-Plus see local pictures

A season full of takeaways for Seminole State College freshman infielder Gage Gaunt came to a halt at 25 games played.

Editor’s Note: This story was originally published May 10, 2000 after CHS nabbed its second golfing crown.

It’s one thing to win a state championship. It’s another thing to win two.