Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines
- OSU Wellness Center forming local partnership
- Odessa man dies from likely suicide
- Candidates file for school posts
- CHS Red Tornado Boy, Girl named
- Kurt Franklin Geswender obituary
- Joe Raab death notice
Shandi Coleman, left, and Nancy Dominguez from Vision Source stand in front of a display of eyeglasses and look over which pair they might get next for Christmas.
Oklahoma State University’s National Center for Wellness and Recovery will be visiting with Clinton healthcare workers and residents virtually several times over the next few weeks to build partnerships and share about available health care resources for veterans.
An oilfield worker from Odessa, Texas, apparently took his own life Friday out in rural Custer County.
A few elementary students made All-State Children’s Chorus. These students are, from left, Gabriela Abraham from Southwest Elementary, Kinsley Bridges, Ryder Adams and Tatum Shackelford from Washington Elementary.
Five different people have filed for school board positions and as of press time Monday, neither had drawn an opponent.
The Red Tornado Boy and Girl for November are Raynen Pleasant and Litzy Yamileth Silos.
Salisbury Pharmacy technicians Melinda Setzer, left, and Jordan Fisher get in the Christmas spirit and decide to put up Christmas decorations.
Responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle at 10366 N. 2280 Road.