Here's your preview of Friday's headlines
- AllianceHealth Clinton closes OB Ward
- Self-poisoning cases in teen females rise this month
- Arapaho-Butler set to host fundraisers
- Playoff push begins today
Clinton High School Key Club member Ciara Matthews works on a blanket to donate to the Mission House. Wednesday the organization met to complete blankets for those in need during the colder temperatures of winter. CDN
The Clinton Daily News received confirmation Wednesday evening that AllianceHealth Clinton, located at 100 N. 30 St., is no longer planning inpatient deliveries for its pregnant patients. The hospital has not released a formal statement to the public about this decision, according to Director of Marketing and Outreach Doug Ross.
The Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information reported Tuesday a high spike in poisonings with the intent of self-harm in adolescent females since the beginning of February.
This Monday, Feb. 22, Arapaho-Butler Elementary School will host its annual Pancake Supper, Literacy Fair and Book Fair. The cost to attend any or all three events is by donation only.
Responded to a grass fire at 2410 Rd.
Conducted a motorist assist north of E. 0950 Rd., on U.S. Highway 183.
WEDNESDAY DAY SHIFT
(AP) — Law officers in west Alabama say they found more than 12 kilograms of heroin hidden inside Duralast vehicle batteries.
(AP) — Oklahoma's 4.5% state tax on sales of groceries would be eliminated under a bill easily approved on Tuesday by a Senate committee.