Clinton High School Key Club volunteer Carly Purser hands customers their candy during the Clinton Baseball Tournament. CDN
Washita-Custer County Treatment Court Program celebrated its second Commencement April 7.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Corn Bible announces top students
- Hilterbran going to Watonga
- Disputes, weapons lead to arrests
- A-B pulls off major ranked win
- Lady Indians peaking at the right time
- State deaths
Corn Bible Academy has named Kennedy Listak as the valedictorian and Brendan Miller as the salutatorian of the 2021 graduating class.
Construction on the Washita River Bridge on I-40 Business began this week. One side of the bridge will be under construction, while traffic will travel through the other and vice versa once the first job is completed. The project is expected to take 300 days from start to finish.
Clinton Middle School Principal Kyle Hilterbran will soon be leaving Clinton to serve as the new superintendent of Watonga Public Schools.
Evening disputes which escalated into violence led to the recent arrest of two Clintonites.
The Arapaho-Butler FFA Officer Team collected 1,013 canned food items, during their annual Canned Food Drive during National FFA Week. The items were given to the Clinton Mission House. Pictured are, from left, front row, Rance Lax, Emma Hickey, Brecken Hunter, Cheridan Shepherd, Abigail Casas, Kelcie Beals, Kinley Grybowski; back row, Charley Baker, Blake Hunter, Katie Sue Edelen and Aubrey Nickels.
Lucas Berryman makes his way to the top of the playground set at McLain Rogers Park, during a sunny afternoon.