Responded to a medical call in the 300 block of N. 7th St., Arapaho.
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- West OK Co-Op gets awarded grant
- Other agenda items covered by council
- Moms share their thoughts
- Red Tornado bruiser signs with Kilgore College
- Arapaho-Butler boys’ golf enters state as regional runner-up
Hospitals and pounds were no doubt the topics tugging at the heartstrings of those assembled for Tuesday’s Clinton City Council meeting, but there were other items covered as well.
Mothers do so much for their kids, and every year for one day they are given special thanks they deserve. The Clinton Daily News took the time recently to speak to a few moms in the community.
$1 million for Rt. 66 project
(AP) – Chimpanzees drum with regular rhythm when they beat on tree trunks, a new study shows.
Tabor Jaydon Mannering and Shelby Brook Ard Emil John Belknap and Kaitlyn Marie Hawk Brandon Lee Brodt and Anna Leah Graves Kenneth Ray Hazel and Amy Beth Dickens Taeler Averee Nurnberg and Hunter Paige Johnson
Homestead Assisted Living in Clinton had a special celebration Wednesday for Mother’s Day. From left are resident Lila Kluver, Cricket Brimer with Assured Home Health and resident Juanita Reinschmiedt enjoying a Mother’s Day meal.
Engineer Jimmy Littke and a full train load of students wave as they take a fun ride around Acme Park last week as part of their end of school activities. This group happened to be from Clinton, but other schools from the area have already visited and more are on the way to enjoy Clinton’s restored children’s park and ride the Centennial Train.