Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- ‘Normalcy’ with virus numbers down
- WPLS Summer Reading Program sign-ups Tuesday
- Hand slap leads to assault charge
- Staggs earns back-to-back spots at state
- Fields’ quick return, helps Reds compete in 2021
Scout Blake Brewer of Clinton Troop 361 places American flags next to veterans’ gravestones at the Clinton Cemetery before Memorial Day.
One singular case of COVID-19 in Clinton is registered with the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
The Western Plains Library System Summer Reading Program is set to begin Tuesday with signups beginning at 9 a.m. The theme for this year’s program is “Tails and Tales.”
Dr. Diane Lovell, right, newly named president of SWOSU, was the featured speaker at the Clinton Rotary Club meeeting. Shown with her is rotary member Kevin Wolters.
It may have not been much, but a Cordell woman was recently reminded it is not a good idea to touch a police officer.
Responded to an animal call in the 500 block of Main St., Arapaho.
DAY SHIFT
Today is the 148th day of 2021 and the 70th day of spring.
Jeremiah Thompson received an Outstanding Student of the Year certificate in the welding program at WTC in Burns Flat.