Responded to a business alarm at 10377 N. 2400 Road.
Tom Holcombe, left, and Jamie Swindall from Birmingham, Ala., learn about the Archer mixer at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum.
The Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID) issued a press release stating Oklahomans may qualify to receive help for Medicare prescription drug costs.
From left, Lillie Sanders, Ruby Stewart, Riley Hoffman, and Daxon Thompson share a swing on the playground at McLain Rogers Park. CDN
The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission has approved state grants for projects in the five-year Airport Construction Program.
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Remodel grant possible for Glancy Motel
- CPS set to resume with fewer protocols
- Council stages brief meeting
- Roque signs on with Bethany
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Nathan Jackson does tricks on his skateboard by the gazebo on Frisco Avenue on a warm Tuesday afternoon.
Clinton Economic Development Authority (CEDA) trustees heard a presentation from local attorneys Mart Tisdal and Luke Adams, about financial aid being available from the M.T. and Helen Gholston Trust for the revitalization of the Glancy Motel.
Clinton Public Schools is set to resume classes Aug. 12 with many different procedures than the school year before, while still keeping a few of the same protocols throughout the district to prevent the spread of COVID-19.