Clinton High School art teacher Joy Badillo paints the Clinton United Fund thermometer which will be used to track the progress of this year’s fund drive. Since its official kickoff earlier this month, donations are already starting to come in.
The Clinton City Council modified one of its current economic development incentives to make it more attractive for existing businesses to expand, and new businesses to locate here.
Tonight the Clinton Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly Friends On Frisco family outing from 5-9 p.m. at Engleman Park in downtown Clinton.
Clinton Riverside Golf Course Groundskeeper Brian Hoffman makes sure to keep his line straight, as he mows one of the greens. The staff has kept the course maintained during the multiple consecutives days of drought this summer.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) is offering a $10,000 reward for information that can help agents solve the 2019 death of 57-yearold Randy Gathers.
A two-car wreck with injuries transpired at 1:49 p.m. Tuesday at S. 4th St. and Nowahy Ave. One person was transported to the hospital with neck and back injuries. Clinton firefighter Calvin Baggett, left, and CFD Capt. Blake Shaddon inspect the damage to see if the car is still operable.
With triple digit heat across the state, many Oklahomans are looking forward to fall and cooler weather. Although there will be several more weeks of intense heat, gardening enthusiasts can get a jumpstart on fall by planning their fall gardens now.
Here's a look at Thursday's Clinton Daily News
- CPS sports hit with COVID-19
- Food giveaway set for Monday
- Hammon bank robbed
- Anders retires from city
- City council approves new filing, election dates
Before school has even begun, COVID-19 has made a direct impact on the students at Clinton Public Schools.
Wednesday morning law enforcement officials were searching for a suspected bank robber who is believed to have made away with an undetermined amount of money from the bank in Hammon.