Passion was on display Saturday evening as more than 250 people rallied together just north of the new Veterans Clinic on Fourth Street/Highway 183.
Clinton Police officers discovered a woman early Saturday morning at the Love’s convenience store on 1-40 who was apparently murdered while traveling with her son.
Deadra Morgan called the Clinton Daily News Monday morning to state she was living at 421 Prairie Chief, the home that caught fire early Friday morning.
Clinton Public School Foundation has released the names of seven Clinton High School students who have been selected to receive scholarships to pay for concurrent college classes when school resumes in the fall.
FRIDAY 6-5-2020
According to Clinton Police Chief Paul Rinkel, CPD officers responded to the Love's east of Clinton last night (Friday, June 5, 2020) after a person from out of state reported there was a body in the back of an RV.
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- Peace, unity objective of planned march
- Military stories, pictures needed
- Nine houses to be sold at sheriff’s sale
- Area students earn degrees from SWOSU
- Throwback: CHS grabs first gold
“Peace” and “coming together” were the two notions Jennifer Barron stressed when talking about today’s march and protest in order to highlight the racial tensions gripping America.
The Clinton Fire Department was called to handle a structure fire at 5:27 a.m. Friday at 421 Prairie Chief. Capt. Forrest Valentine said they were able to put the fire out and save the basic structure of the home with internal and some external smoke damage. Nobody was living at the home and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. In the photo at top right is Justin Hill and Valentine.
The Clinton Daily News is calling for stories from and about veterans and active-duty members of the military with ties to the local area.