Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Arapaho man dies in wreck on U.S. 183
- Time to Fill the Boot for MDA
- Juvenile victim of indecent acts
- CHS drumline performs for large group at new center
- CHS dialed in for showdown with Woodward
The Clinton Fire Department will be conducting its annual Fill the Boot Fundraiser this Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
A 29-year-old Arapaho man died early Wednesday morning when the motorcycle he was driving struck a pickup north of Clinton.
Oklahoma City resident William Andrew Junior Geddes, 25, has a warrant out for his arrest for the offense of lewd or indecent acts to a child under 16 years old.
This past Friday, Aug. 27, the Clinton High School Drumline performed at the annual Oklahoma State School Board convention held in the new Oklahoma City Convention Center.
Tornado Talks is the Clinton High School newspaper . This paper is put out by students enrolled in the Journalism class at CHS. This program is for students who are intersted in learning about the different aspects Journalism has to offer. This year, Tornado Talks will be a part of the Clinton Daily News once a month, in addition to having three printed papers in Septemeber, January and May.
As school begins for CHS, so do the different clubs students have the opportunity to participate in.
At CHS we nurture and encourage open conversation about global issues. With recent events in Afghanistan, students at CHS want to know how to help out.
Aug. 23, the CHS Student Council annoucned the class officers for the 2021-2022 school year. In addition to the typical offices students can run for, each class will have four class Student Council representatives.
Today is the 245th day of 2021 and the 75th day of summer.