Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- CPD holds first memorial service
- Appeals court sides with Custer County, former sheriff in lawsuit
- SWOSU area spring honor students posted
- Reds meet rival for chance at title
For the first time since its dedication, a memorial service was held at the Clinton Police Memorial Wednesday morning at Acme Brick Park.
During the Clinton FFA annual banquet, senior Angela Gauger received her State FFA Degree, a high honor that only 3 percent of FFA members receive. Pictured are, from left, Gauger and Brooklyn Atchley.
Honor rolls at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford and Sayre have been announced for the 2021 spring semester and many area students have earned high marks.
An appeals court recently upheld Judge Jill Weedon’s ruling in a case involving former Custer County Sheriff Kenneth Tidwell, a Wisconsin journalism professor and Oklahoma’s Open Records Act.
Ashley Cummins, at left, Wade Cummins and Clinton High School junior and What Is Home participant, Tarren Cummins, enjoy the event Tuesday night inside the Frisco Center.
The Putnam Senior Citizen’s Center will host the next “Third Sunday Dinner” Sunday, May 16, 2021.
Raiden Crider takes advantage of the spring climate and plays on the playground set at McLain Rogers Park.
Today is the 134th day of 2021 and the 56th day of spring.
Clinton Domino’s Corporate Office donated gift cards for teacher appreciation giveaways. Pictured is Domino’s District Training Manager Valerie Teal, Washington Elementary teacher Shawn Finch and Domino’s Director of Food Service Nancy Jackson.