Clinton P.T.O. Co-President Brittany Crider gives Washington Elementary assistant Kimberly Fisher a gift card during teacher appreciation week.
Today is the 127th day of 2021 and the 49th day of spring.
Leah Adams performs the song “Lost at Sea” from the third-grade musical “Pirates: The Musical” during the recent Friends on Frisco event.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Offer made on Glancy Motel, Pop Hicks lot
- City sells surplus lot for $30,000
- Local blood drive scheduled
- Area lawmen respond to ruckus at county jail
- CHS caps year with better scores
The Clinton Economic Development Authority has extended offers to purchase the condemned Glancy Motel and the former Pop Hicks Restaurant property located in the 200 block of Gary Blvd.
During the regular meeting of the Clinton City Council Tuesday, council members voted 5-0 to approve the sale of surplus property located at 223 N. 4 St. to Bobby Lorenz for $30,000.
Kitana Walker, left, Aiden George and Cayden Panana played “Hot Cross Buns” on their recorders during Friends on Frisco.
Clinton Mission Warehouse worker Rachel Kizer goes through some of the clothes recently acquired from local garage sales.
Clintonites will have an opportunity to donate blood next week during a regularly scheduled blood drive through the Oklahoma Blood Institute.