Tonight’s Friends on Frisco event has been rescheduled.
Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- City, Sinor sign new agreement
- Explicit letters lead to charges
- C&A tribes to provide roll-offs for tribal members
- Lucian Bliss returns to 4A to lead CHS hoops
By a 5-0 vote, Clinton City Council members recently entered into a new three-year agreement with Sinor Emergency Medical Services.
Oklahoma Executive Director of Commerce Brent Kisling addresses a room full of attendees Wednesday morning at the Oklahoma Southwest Alliance Economic Development Conference at Clinton’s Frisco Center. CDN
Eastside Academy Volunteer Teacher Mariela Acosta assists students with their skill binders in the afternoon. Pictured are, from left, Kyi Williams, Acosta and Za’Daya Caldwell. CDN
Two women recently received similar letters with sexually graphic information allegedly from the same Clinton resident.
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes encourage residents to take care of their property and have conversation about conservation efforts during this Earth Day period.
Donny O’Toole, left, Harvey O’Toole, Luceous Weeks and Thoren Weeks enjoy their afternoon by playing with their dog Warrior at McLain Rogers Park. CDN
DAY SHIFT
Attorney General Mike Hunter recently filed a brief asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case and overturn a lower court’s ruling on a case surrounding race-based college admissions at Harvard University.