Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Airport sees uptick in traffic
- Suspect is accused of harboring fugitive
- CHS using lanyards, paid parking spots again
- Allen Plummer obituary
- Larry Siess obituary
- State deaths
The Clinton Regional Airport traffic took a hit due to the pandemic, but it’s begun to see an increase in traffic recently.
According to the Oklahoma Probable Cause Affidavit filed by the Clinton Police Department, Carnegie resident Dustin Swords, 33, was arrested Aug. 11 in Clinton for allegedly harboring a fugitive from justice.
Clinton High School will be bringing back both their lanyard identification system and paid parking spots for their second year.
The Oklahoma Arts Institute is kicking off a new program, the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Home Academy, which will provide online education during the upcoming school year for artistically gifted high school students.
DAY SHIFT
Deputies responded to a 911 unknown call in the 2400 block of Beverly Lane.