Clinton High School students, from left, Jenna Santos, Avont Bryson, Khate Solis and Tory Hester use their STEM skills to build a sea-worthy boat out of cardboard and duct tape. Grades six through 12 will compete in the Clinton Cardboard Classic competition at the Water Zoo.
Clinton High School’s Gold Legal Team placed fourth in the 2020 Oklahoma High School Mock Trial competition this week, and CHS junior artist Niko Lam took home Best Courtroom Artist for Oklahoma.
“I’m so proud of my kids,” said CHS teacher and legal team coach Ashley Kelley.
As part of the FTC’s National Consumer Protection Week, PSO sent out reminders to customers this week on how to guard against falling victim to imposter utility scams.
The 2020 Junior Livestock Show results reported by the Custer County 4-H Extension office are as follows:
Sheep Division Ewe Show
Southdown Ewe:
Champion: Shaylee
Maddox – Thomas-Fay-Custer FFA
Dorset Ewe:
Eduardo Martinez-Galindo works on a graphing project at Nance Elementary.
-City learns importance of census
-Clinton ‘spring cleaning’ Saturday
-‘Our Town’ cast list announced
-Clinton powers through Panthers
-Indians battle Bobcats in state opener
-Plus see local pictures
Obituaries
-State Deaths
The next Clinton First cleanup event will take place Saturday, starting with cinnamon rolls, coffee and juice at 8 a.m. at the Frisco Center, ending at 11:30 a.m. with a catered lunch back at the Frisco Center.
The cast list has been announced for Southwest Playhouse’s next production, Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Our Town,” which opens Friday, March 27. The story is about life in a small town, and the importance of everyday life, often taken for granted.
Clinton City Council members learned the importance of everyone being counted in the 2020 census.
Lindy Rivera, right, receives free tax help from Keri Divis at Opportunities Inc.