The Parks and Recreation Department of Clinton named Travis Sperle the new parks superintendent.
In Monday’s Clinton Public School Board meeting, members voted to hire for several positions, were made aware of donations that were being given and received and were updated on the district’s current standing with COVID-19 cases.
Esme Jones, left, uses theatrical face paints to decorate Carmen Stovall’s face as she holds a mirror to check what design is being created.
Today is the 260th day of 2020 and the 89th day of summer.
TODAY’S HISTORY
In 1920, the explosion of a bomb on Wall Street killed more than 30 people and injured hundreds of others.
WOCS student Makarah Foster works on shaping her bouncy ball during a WOCS 4-H club STEM project.
Linda Ingram Revocable Inter Vivos Trust and Dianne Sweeney, Trustee to Ingram Family Revocable Trust, QCD. SW ¼ SW ¼ 33-12N-17W, SE ¼ SW ¼ 33-12N-17W.
Right next to the Presbyterian Church, construction workers structure a new fence. Pictured is Raymon Barron as he shovels in the cement.
DAY SHIFT
Officers performed an agency assist in the area of Exit 65 of I-40, officers were unable to locate any vehicle matching the description given.
Officers performed a motorist assist in the area of Route 66 and Turtle Creek Road, everything was OK.
Instead of having three drum majors this school year, the CHS band has decided to choose only one. Pictured is Khadance Terrell clapping her hands in order to call the band members to attention.
State Rep. Sean Roberts, R-Hominy, recently released the following statement regarding COVID-19 within the Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections:
“Our state has seen a surge in COVID-19 cases, which is fueled by a high number of positive tests in our prison systems.