This year’s audition process will look a little different for those vying for one of the 270 scholarships offered to attend the annual Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain, a two-week residency program.
Recently Clinton Middle School eighth-graders were nemaed to the Principal’s Honor Roll. Pictured, front row, is Andrew Schantz; second row, from left, are Omar Oritz, Lexie Renee Conway, Abel Zapien, Cale Ray, Presley Evans, Acelyn Cisneros, Addyson Littke, Allyson Lopez; third row, David Valerio, Jagger Moschettieri, Zoe Howell, Kalyssa Staggs, Addison Newcomb, Cadence Sawatzky, Parker Adams; back row, Madelyn Thompson, Rodman Villanueva, Craig Hunter, Zachary Hansen, Race Elliot, Ayden Crumley, Cooper Whitetail, Kyler Ringo-Kabunda, and Brady Chittum. CDN
Washington Elementary sixth-grader Brooklyn Aston creates a barometer and conducts other experiments in her science class. CDN
Gio Soto reaches out to catch a ball recently on a warm day. CDN
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready announced recently the promotion of two current employees to key department roles. Donna Dorr was hired as Director of Consumer Assistance and Teresa Green was named Deputy General Counsel.
Multiple eighth-grade students were awarded for their academic excellence during the recent honor roll breakfast. Pictured are, front row, from left, Jenna Higginbotham, Perla Labastida, Lillian Lime, Emma McComas, Marlyn Torres, Brianna Lopez, Mialeigh Coxwell, Jaycee Rodebush, Dallas Love, Garrison Perez, and Vinay Modi; middle row, Rylee Cummins, Mya Collins, Ben Dustman, De’Zhanae Simmons, Zoe Edwards, Gracie Herbert, Savannah Swope, Alan Ruiz, Lane Thompson; back row, Edgar Aguilar, Joel Badillo, Kyntavion Hill, Trenton Beals, Shylo Brien, Daniel Cardenas, Luke Coleman, Palmer Matlock, Wyatt Sawatzky, Adam Flores, Alexandro Guzman, and Marcus Wilson. CDN
In response to major declines in the number of active COVID-19 cases here, the Clinton City Council voted Tuesday, at its regular council meeting, to end the city’s COVID-19 mask mandate effective this Friday
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments
Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Tanker wreck jams up I-40 traffic flow
- Foundation doles out spring education grants
- Kiwanis Club sets up bowfishing raffle fundraiser
- Fields’ effort ends in varsity spot
- Indians take third at tourney
Motorists traveling I-40 had an unexpected delay Saturday afternoon when a semi hauling a tanker of hazardous materials rolled over in the eastbound lane.