Lizben Meigs, left, slides her cousin Nach Davis across one of the playground equipment sets at McLain Rogers Park.
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Council takes no action on properties
- McCullough changes role with city
- Hearing set for Friday in check fraud case
- Lady Indians win 12U state title
- Tourney to be held in Land’s honor
During Tuesday’s city council meeting, members went into executive session to discuss the purchase of real estate. After reconvening, council members took no action at this time. Many agenda items were approved and updates were given on several projects from the public works authority.
ODOT worker Luis Aguerrero, left, oversees the drill rig at the Washita River bridge construction site on Gary Blvd. on the east edge of Clinton.
The Stars Spangled Quilters, part of the organization Quilts of Valor, volunteered to donate 30 of 50 quilts for veterans at the Clinton VA Center. Ingrid Williams, left helps present one of the quilts to World War II Air Force veteran Clyde Freeman. CDN
Gene McCullough has become the new public works director for the City of Clinton. Before he became the public works director, McCullough was the information and technology (I.T.) director.
A preliminary hearing is set for Friday for Clinton resident Rheea Marie Roque, 32, for a pattern of criminal offenses after former conviction of two or more felonies, obtaining property under false pretenses after former conviction of two or more felonies and knowingly receiving or concealing stolen property after former conviction of two or more felonies.
Acme Summer Program participants Desmond McCoy, left, and Riley Hoffman have fun jumping in the water.
Oklahoma’s expanding economy pushed gross receipts to the treasury into record high territory for both 12-month revenue and June collections, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced.