Here's your preview of Thursday's CDN
- CEDA retains Mower for next year
- Clinton FCA conducts toy drive this season
- Suspect accused of hitting juvenile over head in argument
- CHS drops home opener to Darko
- Full obituary for Rhonda Lynn Mowles
Vada Kytrene Fields, 31, of Clinton, has been charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon after Clinton Police responded to an incident Nov. 12 involving two juveniles and broken glass.
The employment of Clinton Economic Development Director Roland Mower has continued to be a discussion of the Clinton Economic Development Authority, as the board has been in talks to revise Mower’s current contract for weeks, including during a regular meeting Tuesday in which the authority voted to continue Mower’s contract through the end of the year and approach the Clinton City Council for funding to continue the contract through the 2024 fiscal year.
The students in the Clinton Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) have raised funds and collected toys for their Toy Drive, an event they’ve conducted to make sure that selected children in need will receive toys and other gifts for Christmas. For this event, L.J. Williams, FCA sponsor, has created a list of families in the district that need help with gifts for their kids on Christmas. Today, those parents will visit Williams’ room at CHS and select presents out of the FCA stockpile.
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DAY SHIFT
Responded to a medical call of an individual having seizures in the 700 block of E. Broadway, Thomas.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma City voters on Tuesday approved a 1% sales tax for six years to help fund a new downtown arena for the NBA’s Thunder that is expected to cost at least $900 million.
Christmas markets that feature a variety of traditional foods and locally made gifts are a year-end highlight in many European cities. Planning a vacation around a visit to one of these markets is a great way to experience some holiday cheer.
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