Clinton City Manager Robert Johnston, left, and Jonathan Imes, project manager of water and resource facilities in Clinton, check the controls of the reverse osmosis water treatment plant. The R.O. plant is prepared to operate at full capacity if needed, while the Clinton Lake water treatment plant is shut down for repairs.
The City of Clinton has begun preparing for the potential winter storm over the long weekend, as well as provided some tips for staying safe.
The Clinton City Council will hear presentation from Oklahoma Department of Transportation representatives regarding the proposed Exit 65/65A improvements during its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall.
Varying weather reports have western Oklahoma slated to receive anywhere from 5 to 20 inches of snow over the next few days and the Clinton Daily News has contingency plans in place should distribution become interrupted due to possible blizzard-like conditions.
The Corn Bible Academy academic team repeated as champs at the Class A Academic Bowl State Championship. From left, are, Phillip Javorsky, Brendan Miller, Katelyn Gossen, Kennedy Listak, Harrison Penner and Isaiah Thiessen.
Selling cars was not par of Max Mckinsey’s original career path, but he’s been in the industry for more than 37 years.
Funeral services for Maxine Pearl Gore, 77, of Taloga, will be held at 9 a.m. today at Taloga High School.
One of Washington’s dress up days for National School Counselor Appreciation Week was Career Day. Dressed up with “stay-at-home mom” or “retired mom” apparel are, from left, Kim Fisher, Laci Williams, Tonya Gaunt, WES Counselor Ashley Miller, Patti Esparza, Gaye Baldwin and Michelle Thompson.
30 YEARS AGO
Senators James Lankford and Jim Inhofe, along with Representatives Frank Lucas, Stephanie Bice, Kevin Hern, Markwayne Mullin, and Tom Cole sent a letter to the Oklahoma National Guard, thanking them for their exemplary service at the U.S. Capitol last month.