Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Homeland staff credited with saving man’s life
- Clinton man dies in Washita County vehicle accident
- Villanueva files for Ward 1 council seat
- RV business good despite pandemic
“Frozen Jr” cast members rehearse during the weekday for the upcoming performances that are set for July 22-25. Pictured are, from left, Kirsten Bennett, with the role of “Elsa”, Sophia Roush, or “middle Elsa”, and Scarlett Rose, “young Elsa”, at front, practicing their magic power stances inside the Southwest Playhouse. CDN
Clinton resident Andre Manieri, 74, was found lying on his kitchen floor Monday by local police and fire officials. Detective Ray Hammans said Manieri probably wouldn’t be alive today if it weren’t for two Homeland employees calling and requesting a wellness check for him.
Clinton resident Ernesto Villanueva filed Tuesday for the Ward 1 City Council seat. Villanueva did not intend to run until he received an unexpected phone call.
Tommy Ray Townsend, 65, of Clinton, was killed in a two-vehicle accident around 3:10 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of Highways 152 and 54N approximately 13 miles east of Cordell.
After a year of almost everything being shut down due to the pandemic, Matt’s RV found successful business in a year where going outside was one of the only options to get out of the house, yet still be socially distanced from others.
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Responded to a report of fireworks in the 200 block of N. Oklahoma, Thomas.
In 1799, French Lieutenant Pierre- Francois Bouchard found the Rosetta Stone in Rosetta, Egypt.
Jeff and Cathleen Branscum made the trip to Clinton from Ada, to watch the team from Byng compete in the OK Kids coach pitch state tournament. CDN