Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines
- County will prepare to redistrict
- OLAP offers students funds for college
- Survivor stories requested
- ’Cyclist injured in wreck
- Reds grind out road win
- Corn Bible’s comeback bid falls short
After returning from a fire last week, Clinton Fire Departments Lt. D.J. Woodall and Firefighter Justin Hill go the extra mile and clean a sidewalk at the intersection of S. Fifth Street and Avant Avenue while they were refilling a fire truck with water. The sidewalk is under trees where hundreds of birds roost and was covered in bird droppings.
Oklahoma’s Promise is available to students who are currently in eighth through eleventh grade and are Oklahoma residents.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Clinton Daily News is requesting for readers to share their stories of overcoming this disease.
A motorcycle driver from Indiana was injured in an accident shortly after 7 p.m. Saturday on Interstate 40 near Weatherford.
Custer County commissioners discussed plans Monday to redistrict the county’s three districts to coordinate with the decennial census count results.
Jordan Shepherd, worker at Janie’s Garden, shows off a few of their pumpkins.
Responded to a report of male walking with shotgun in north part of Weatherford.
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