The Clinton Fire Department responded to a grass fire south of Interstate 40 near mile marker 70 around 1 p.m. Tuesday afternoon.
City of Clinton workers, from left, Cody Ledbetter, Gary Kluckner and Alex Terry, attempt to stop this water main break before noon Wednesday at the corner of Peterson Drive and Manor Way. The break reportedly occurred when a defective hydrant was being replaced.
The start of the 2022-23 school year is quickly approaching and with it many area schools have opened up enrollment for the new year. Online enrollment is open now for Arapaho-Butler Public Schools while Western Oklahoma Christian School and Corn Bible Academy are both still accepting new student applications.
Anita Fransen finishes administrative tasks for the city.
Checked on subjects on I-40 eastbound near mile marker 74.
Performed a medical assist in the 100 block of Rolling Hills Dr.
TUESDAY
When you comb your dog, are you left with balls of shed fur? Your garden would love to have that mixed into the soil. Hair is loaded with nitrogen, and when it's released from the fur, it turns into fertilizer for plants. It does take time to decompose, so it's best to mix it throughout the soil and let Mother Nature take over. As it slowly decomposes, the hair will also act as a sponge, holding onto moisture and keeping roots hydrated.
DEAR HARRIETTE: Due to a series of extremely negative situations that occurred, my husband and I stopped being friends with the first couple that we befriended when we started dating years ago. Now that our daughter is about to go to college, we realize that these two are our only friends who did not participate in our daughter's graduation festivities or anything associated with this turning point in our lives. When we stopped to think about it, we were sad.
City of Clinton workers were attempting to stop a water line break before noon Wednesday on Peterson Drive and Manor Way.