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- HAVE A SAFE AND HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!
- Officer is honored for saving life
- Pandemic led to new career for Shea Meget
- Senior citizens group to resume meeting after two years
- Reds summer baseball ends season
Clinton Police Officer Adam Hopper has received a Lifesaving Award from the department after his quick thinking and response saved the life of a man who had a gunshot injury to his leg.
Shea Meget assists the community of Clinton as a real estate agent, something she says she did not intentionally plan on pursuing.
The Clinton Chapter of AARP is excited to host a Welcome Back Meeting Saturday, Aug. 20 at the Clinton Senior Center for anyone interested in joining the organization.
THURSDAY DAY SHIFT
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This is a photo taken back in 1951 looking west at the Washita River bridge. More than 51 years later construction is underway to get the bridge up to today’s standards.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University announced Thursday it will begin consolidating the operations of its remote location in Sayre into one facility.
DETROIT (AP) — The global shortage of computer chips forced General Motors to build 95,000 vehicles without certain components during the second quarter.