Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- Missing vehicles not always stolen
- Southwest book fair adjusting for COVID-19
- Local man sought in three counties
- Breast Cancer Awareness information inside
- Raymond Weil obituary
Not all reports of stolen vehicles are legitimate and some undeniably are. Here is an example of both cases the Clinton Police Department has dealt with recently.
Ann Newcomb places a pink ribbon on the front door in order to promote breast cancer awareness.
The Clinton Southwest Elementary School will be hosting its annual book fair the mornings of Nov. 2-4 and Nov. 6.
Kleo Fieselman crawls inside a playground set and her brother Keaston Fieselman holds onto the playground ride as it spins slowly.
A felony warrant has been issued for Isaiah Thomas Lime, 33, of Clinton, following a chase with police last month.
MORNING SHIFT
Deputy responded to a 911 call in reference to cattle out on roadway at Airport Road and 10000 Road, Weatherford. the
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Oklahoma City resident Susan Buriak chooses which song she wants to play from the Oklahoma Route 66 Musuem jukebox. She decided to get out of town and on the road and has been stopping at different historic sites.