Scenes from Friday’s American Indian Movement (AIM) Indian Territory parade and rally in Clinton
OSBI investigation Double Homicide in Leedey:
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is investigating a double homicide in Leedey. More details will be released as they become available.
Clinton Kmart Building Has Been Sold:
Clinton’s Kmart building has been sold to Sutherland Lumber & Home Improvement. See more details in Tuesday’s Clinton Daily News.
Here's a look at the Weekend's headlines
- Statement given about prisoner’s death
- Choir fundraisers underway
- Armed robbery suspect sought
- Alternatives offered through school’s CTAP
- Lady Reds drop two
- Brown ties team lead at Blue Springs
After several attempts to acquire information, Friday morning Clinton Police Chief Paul Rinkel released an official statement regarding the death of a male suspect that started experiencing a medical emergency at the Clinton City Jail.
The Days Inn Motel experienced an armed robbery Sept. 4 around 12:40 a.m. when an unidentified adult male came in and demanded money from the hotel teller, Clinton resident Timothy Zubah.
Protesters gathered around 1 p.m. Friday to walk from 13th Street and Nowahy to Gary Boulevard with the path stopping at Clinton City Hall. See more pictures in the Tuesday edition of the Clinton Daily News.
Clinton High School choir students are working hard fundraising for their trip to Carnegie Hall in New York City.
Clinton resident Annabelle Rose won the Grand Champion ribbon with Robb, her roan Short-Horned heifer, Friday at the Custer County Free Fair. CDN
For the past three years, Clinton Public Schools has offered the Clinton Technology Applications Program that allows students in grades 7 through 10 to have the opportunity to experience a non-traditional classroom environment.