Brenda and Andy Arnold, of Beggs, wander around the Route 66 Museum gift shop in search of a souvenir.
Shepherd Home Health & Hospice’s Devin Barker arranges some of the food that is still left from recent food drives.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed legislation recently to aid blind and visually impaired Oklahomans with absentee ballots.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at the Tuesday headlines
- Bitter cold wreaks havoc on rural roads
- Arapaho-Butler Pre-K enrollment outlined
- Vehicle in crash goes airborne
- Both CHS teams advance to area
- Pitman named COTY, as Reds end year at state
- State deaths
The recent winter storm’s frigid temperatures and ice have caused several roads across the county to rapidly deteriorate such as E. 1010 Rd. which had even been closed for a short time.
Enrollment for Arapaho-Butler’s Pre-K program is now open online.
A single-car wreck Saturday near Colony left an Enid man hospitalized with several injuries.
Clinton High School teacher Guneet Kaur receives one of the nearly 1,000 CO- VID-19 vaccinations given last Wednesday through Saturday at Salisbury Pharmacy. Technician Jordan Fisher gives her the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. The overwhelming majority of the vaccines were given to people from the immediate area.
Clinton Public School Foundation board member Mary Whitney, left, serves breakfast to, from left, Lane Thompson, Daniel Cardenas, and Zachary Hansen, during the Clinton Middle School Honor Roll Breakfast last week.