Corn Bible Academy Superintendent Tim Mc-Donald came to Clinton from Manhattan, Kan., almost five years ago and has served as the administrator for CBA since. McDonald said in that time he has enjoyed watching CBA, its students and its staff grow over the last few years.
Officers from the Clinton Police Department were called Jan. 16 to the 200 block of Regency in reference to a welfare check of an individual.
City of Clinton Street Superintendent Craig Tucker shared a few insights on the response to icy roads as street crews continue to prepare for freezing road conditions similar to those experienced Monday morning. Slick roads closed schools following Monday’s early morning freezing weather. Tucker said his team’s efforts were briefly slowed by truck issues that morning, but maintenance crews managed to get out on the streets soon after.
Marlon Rodas, left, works to make a tight seal between the entryway and the wall while Robert Girard cuts out the acoustic ceiling grid at the southern entrance to Nance Elementary’s new Pre-K classrooms.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol responded to two accidents recently, one occurred Sunday in Dewey County, and the other was Monday in Roger Mills County. Neither crash resulted in a fatality, however, both resulted in serious injury.
MONDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of fraud in the 1300 block of Gary Blvd.
Responded to a medical call at the Custer County Sheriff’s Office.
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. regulators have barred TurboTax maker Intuit Inc. from advertising its services as 'free' unless they are free for all customers, or if eligibility is clearly disclosed.
Freemasons Cadence Richeson, left, and Jason McDow use bricks to help them in the installation of a new water line they installed in an attempt to fix a leak they’ve had at the Clinton Masonic Lodge No. 339 at 617 S. 10th St.
Dale Luschen and Kathryn L. Luschen to Steve Wechsler, QCD. Lots 28 and 29, Blk. 56, Custer City Original Townsite.