Numerous Clinton graduates returned to town when their respective universities closed down in-person schooling due to COVID-19.
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City employee Alex Tyler begins fixing a water main break Thursday night. According to Clinton City Manager Mark Skiles, a subcontractor was doing a job for another company (not for the city) and bored through an eight-inch water main south of AllianceHealth Clinton. The break was fixed by 9 p.m.
Rural Housing Service and United States of America to Dyrek Willis, QCD. Lots 8 and 9, Blk. 2, Koper Addn. Weatherford.
In the wake of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s decision to start reopening Oklahoma’s economy, Oklahoma Watch reached out for reaction from top medical groups and checked the remarks from Oklahoma City and Tulsa mayors. Here’s what we gleaned:
Clinton Fire Department’s John Denney escorts this dog from a home experiencing a possible structure fire.
For the fourth consecutive year, United Country Heard Auction and Real Estate has been recognized by United Country Real Estate for their excellence in the production of marketing materials for their client’s properties.
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As you can well imagine, my mailbox has been overflowing with questions about the coronavirus from precisely ZERO readers. So I decided to write my own questions.
Here's a look at Friday's Headlines
- PTO plans ‘Quaranteacher’ appreciation
- Driver arrested following wreck
- Corbridge organizes Eagle Scout project
- CPS meal program to continue through the summer
- Amaya keeps working for CHS