Eleven-year-old Emmalee Marshall from Corn, paints a butterfly wing on the brick wall behind the Pepsi Pop Art Gallery.
During its annual Fall Forum meeting, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy announces winners of three awards recognizing excellence in child advocacy and philanthropy.
The Clinton High School band prepares for its marching show that will be performed during halftime of home football games. Pictured is Nick Hansen holding his mellophone and staying focused on what the drum major calls out.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Eastside set to resume operations
- Sperle serving as parks superintendent
- Board talks about virus matters
- State deaths
- Space limited for game
- Murray wins contest
Eastside Academy will re-open its operations Oct. 19, following Clinton Public School’s fall break.
“We are excited to continue our operations in after-school tutoring,” Eastside Academy Board President Steven Collins said.
The Parks and Recreation Department of Clinton named Travis Sperle the new parks superintendent.
In Monday’s Clinton Public School Board meeting, members voted to hire for several positions, were made aware of donations that were being given and received and were updated on the district’s current standing with COVID-19 cases.
Esme Jones, left, uses theatrical face paints to decorate Carmen Stovall’s face as she holds a mirror to check what design is being created.
Today is the 260th day of 2020 and the 89th day of summer.
TODAY’S HISTORY
In 1920, the explosion of a bomb on Wall Street killed more than 30 people and injured hundreds of others.