Friends for Life volunteer Dana Matlock goes inside Rosie’s kennel and pets the dog before letting her go outside.
Two agents from United Country – Heard Auction & Real Estate recently attended United Power, an advanced real estate training. Pictured are, from left, Sales Associate/Auctioneer Cadence Richeson, President of United Country Real Estate Mike Duffy and Marketing Assistant Leigh Anne Johnson.
Residents 60 years and older who need information about a program or service, or who simply have problems and don’t know where to turn for help may give Tangela Henry of SWODA a call.
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Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Son threatens to set fire to parents’ house
- Street sweeper back in action
- Comment period on Exit 65-65A extended
- 15 percent of CMS students test positive or in quarantine
- Wayne Bentley death notice
Clinton’s street sweeper has been put back in action by City Manager Robert Johnston, who looks forward to seeing it be used more regularly.
During the regular Clinton Public Schools Board of Education meeting Monday evening, board members discussed current enrollment numbers, success at the middle school, What is Home project, retirements and on-site COVID testing.
Parents recently pressed charges against their son for allegedly threatened to burn their house down with everyone still inside.
Brent Almquist, Oklahoma Department of Transportation District Engineer for District 5 in Clinton, said the comment period for the Exit 65-65A design selection has been extended until Dec. 21. It was originally scheduled to end Dec. 16.
Sara Allen, left, from Dottie’s Bridal & Formal Wear, assists Donna Arganbright in choosing a dress for an upcoming event.