-Man on PCP fights police, several others
-CHS grad earns national medal
-Scott Mason appointed to EPA position
-CHS sweeps Elgin, moves to 8-3 on year
-Clinton softball gives Weatherford a scare in loss
-Plus see local pictures
Clinton High School 2019 graduate Graycianne Bennett, who earlier this year took first place in Oklahoma’s FCCLA Interior Design Scenario category, took her design project to the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, Calif., and has returned with a silver medal.
A 230-pound man that Clinton police said was high on PCP – a very potent illegal drug – was subdued Tuesday after battling as many as six men at a time along U.S. Highway 183 in front of the Clinton Fire Station.
W. Scott Mason IV, former Cordell resident and grandson of the late Dr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Mason Jr. of Clinton, has been appointed to serve as the U.S.
The Clinton Fire Department came to Nance Elementary to help students there perform a fire drill.
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MEETING: Star Spangled Quilters meet at Arapaho Assembly of God Church to work on quilts that will be given to veterans. Drop in anytime between the hours of 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Clinton High School FCCLA students helped fire fighters prepare steak dinners for guests at the Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. From left are Citlally Vargas, Jasmine Garcia, Brenden Smith, John Denney, Blake Shaddon and Capt. Forrest Valentine.
Clinton Middle School students Kelsey Ward, left, and Pamela Smith are happy to be back at school.
Friday is the deadline to RSVP for the “Continuing the Tradition Reception” to be held following the home football game against Woodward on Sept. 6, said Clinton Public School Foundation