Organizing

Lynn Randle with H.O.S.T. Ministry organizes clothes at the thrift store.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Texas man associated with a neo-Nazi group was convicted on Wednesday of posting threats to lynch and kill Nashville District Attorney General Glenn Funk after another group member was charged with attacking a downtown bar worker.

For decades the baccalaureate service has been a mainstay for Clinton High School graduates and their parents, and this year will be no different.

At the tail end of a longer than usual Clinton City Council meeting Tuesday was scheduled discussion about the prospect of building a new animal welfare facility to replace the current municipal pound.

Illumination

Kevin Karr works on a light fixture at 616 Frisco Ave., as the building is being remodeled for the Department of Human Services.

Here's your preview of Thursday's paper

- City Council approves two hospital loans 

- Arapaho-Butler senior students receive several awards

- Requirements set for REAL ID

- Lady Reds’ soccer season ends in first round

Happy educators

Jeff Carlisle, an agent with Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance in Clinton, cooked for the Clinton High School staff Tuesday for Teacher Appreciation Day. From left are CHS Principal Michelle Sorter, Brittany Miller, Carlisle, Michele Granger and Sherrie Johnson.

Artwork on display

Scarlett Scheib, who works in the Clinton Middle School cafeteria, views artwork from seventh- and eighth-grade students. Art teacher Megan Malloy has about 108 students in her classes.

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