Here is a look at Thursday's headlines
- Schools addressing COVID spike
- Christmas Connection continues tradition of providing gifts
- Skunks looking for new homes
- Donald Eugene Dyck obituary
- Charles Lasley obituary
- Linda Schmidt obituary
Brooke Carmen hangs an ornament on a Christmas tree at Holiday House in preparation for Clinton’s Christmas Open House. The annual event is taking place today, Friday and Saturday at businesses throughout Clinton.
The end of 2020 is finally in sight which brings the holiday season along with it, and in the spirit of giving, Clinton Christmas Connection will continue its 31-year tradition of providing gifts for members of the Clinton and Arapaho communities who might not be able to afford presents otherwise.
During Clinton Public School’s monthly Board of Education meeting this week, Superintendent Tyler Bridges discussed the current COVID-19 cases in the school system. Bridges made his presentation via video conference, because he was under quarantine protocol.
Living in western Oklahoma, people have grown to live with or properly avoid critters that inhabit the area. However, some of these animals, like skunks, can pose serious problems for residents. And this year, skunks seem to be more active around Clinton.
Responded to a report of cattle out by fence at 40 and Custer Ave.
DAY SHIFT
Today is the 317th day of 2020 and the 52nd day of autumn.
Former Airforce member from 1966-1970 Michael Davidson, left, sits down as Clinton VA Clinic RN Jan Lacy checks his heartbeat with a stethoscope.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments: