Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Ward 3 city council forum set for Monday
- Online auction new for WOCS Hamburger Fry
- Hammon man dies in crash on interstate
- Piña happy to come back to Clinton to serve her patients
- District crown up for grabs\
The Western Oklahoma Christian School Hamburger Fry will be Friday at Clinton’s Frisco Center. An online auction will be new to this year’s event.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a legislative forum Monday at noon between City Council Ward 3 candidates Patch McComas and Samantha Aispuro at the Frisco Center.
A Hammon man died Monday morning as the result of a two-vehicle accident on Interstate 40 about 6½ miles west of Hinton.
Julieta Piña joined the Blakeburn Clinic in Clinton this past September as an APRN-CNP (Advanced Practice Registered Nurse and Certified Nurse Practitioner). Piña said she did not always know she wanted to work in the medical field until she began working at a clinic.
(AP) — The White House is zeroing in on a package of clean energy strategies for President Joe Biden’s big domestic policy bill that officials believe could reach similar greenhouse gas emission reduction goals as an initial proposal that was quashed by opposition from a centrist Democrat.
Responded to a report of accident at the intersection of U.S. Highway 183 and State Highway 47.
MONDAY DAY SHIFT
(AP) — A clemency hearing for Oklahoma death row inmate Julius Jones scheduled for Tuesday has been delayed for a week while his legal challenge is pending in federal court.
(AP) — Democrats are working frantically to shore up the revenue side of President Joe Biden’s domestic package, poised to unveil a new billionaires’ tax to help pay for his social services and climate change plan after earlier tax plans fizzled.