-New body-cams being ordered for local police
-Clinton hemp meeting being held Monday
-Principals in Weatherford death were from California
-A-B softball back in win column
-Lady Reds lose first two tourney games
-Plus see local pictures
All Clinton police patrol officers will soon be equipped with new body cameras as a result of action taken at Tuesday night’s City Council meeting.
In Cindy Bond’s Biology I class at Clinton High School, sophomores Nate Jones, left, Larissianae Washington and Carmella Jefferson test the effect of salt water on the germination of seeds.
Producers interested in growing industrial hemp are invited to a meeting to be held at 11 a.m. Monday at Montana Mike’s in Clinton.
A man killed when he fell out the back end of a U-Haul truck Sunday night at Weatherford has been identified as Brian Charles Fredson, 64, of Galt, Calif.
Chatting at the Chamber of Commerce banquet in the photo at left are “Dub” Lowry, left, and Clinton economic developer Roland Mower, while musical entertainment is provided by George Barton, director of Angelwood Assisted Living.
At the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission’s Aug. 7 meeting, a proclamation was presented to the Commission from the office of Governor J. Kevin Stitt declaring the entire month of August “Oklahoma Aviation and Aerospace Awareness Month”.
Arapaho-Butler student Lizzie Shepherd, left, won Reserve Grand Champion Ewe at the Hydro Fair, and was assisted by friend and schoolmate Brecken Hunter.
At the Clinton Farmer’s Market, 613 Frisco, are, from left, Stacie Nickel, Kelly Listak and her daughter, Cassidy Listak. The market’s hours are 8 a.m. until noon.
A musical performance given by Ryder Adams, left, his brother Parker Adams and grandfather Perry Adams was one of the highlights at the 2019 Chamber of Commerce Banquet, and received a standing ovation.