Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- Mission House seeking new locations for bell ringing
- Report of shots being fired lands two in jail
- Kiwanis Halloween event will be different this year
- Jerry Maxwell “Doc” Bonham obituary
- State deaths
Every holiday season for many years, the Mission House of Clinton has raised money through donations collected while bell ringing at four locations throughout the city, but this year, one of those locations has closed down.
Details of shots being fired in the area of Glenn Smith Road last month that led to the arrest of two Oklahoma City men, have been filed in Custer County.
The annual Kiwanis Halloween Parade and Costume Contest is still set to take place, but it will look a little different this year in light of the pandemic.
From left, Tristan Lampkin, Juliana Gallegos, Mariana Diosdado, Sofia Martinez, and Dave Sucuqui are a few students from April Willoughby’s class who dressed up for Hawaii Day at Nance Elementary School. CDN
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Rodney D. Watkins and Angela E. Watkins to Brian Kent Miller and Leauna June Miller, JTWD. Lots 3 and 4, Blk. 64, Arapaho Original Townsite.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health, in partnership with Gov. Kevin Stitt and federal, state and private industry leadership, announced recently by the establishment of the Oklahoma Pandemic Center for Innovation and Excellence, the first center of its kind in the nation at the intersection of agriculture, animal and human medicine, food safety, public health testing and preparedness.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments: