The Oklahoma State Department of Health has not updated its COVID-19 numbers as of noon F
What to look for in Friday's edition:
- Clinton Farmer’s Market opens Saturday
- Protest to be held Saturday in Clinton
- County cases go up by one
- Man facing charges following crime spree
- Clinton First cleanup day called off, help still encouraged
The Clinton Public Farmer’s Market will open on Saturday for its third summer in a row. Michelle Young, who has been one of the event’s organizers from the beginning, said customers and vendors will see a few changes this year in the times, days and location of the market.
There will be an organized protest Saturday evening in Clinton to reflect the pulse of the nation dealing with racial inequality.
The Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton opened back up this week and here Diane Pinkstaff of Atlanta, Ga., samples some of the wares in the gift shop.
There are now 31 cases of COVID-19 in Custer County, according to information released by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
City Treasurer Debra Blanchard takes time to clean up the area around Clinton City Hall.
Clinton Police responded to numerous incidences recently, some that were connected.
This month’s Clinton First Cleanup, which would normally be held on the first Saturday of the month, has been cancelled for June. Roland Mower, Clinton’s economic development director, said the reason is mostly because of timing and not the coronavirus pandemic.
Firefighter Dylon Kupka secures the connection between 2 joints of fire hose so it can be pressure tested.