Two WOCS kindergarten students, Addilyn Funk, left, and Scarlett Fowble, line up with their fingers over their mouths to show their respect for quietness. CDN
Third-grade teachers Susan Moore, left, and Dana Dupree say hello to students and their parents in a safe manner before school commences Thursday. With this method of meeting the teachers, students had the opportunity of dropping off their supplies early. CDN
The exhibit “On the Horizon” featuring artists William Barr and Eric Lyons will be on display Aug. 17-29 at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford.
Having to choose between buying groceries or paying for prescription drugs is a decision no Medicare beneficiary should have to make. As many Oklahomans are experiencing financial hardship due to COVID-19, the federal Extra Help Program may be available for you if you are a Medicare beneficiary with limited income and resources. The Extra Help program assists qualified Medicare beneficiaries with out-of-pocket expenses associated with Medicare Part D prescription drug expenses.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here is a look at Thursday's headlines
- Daughter drains mom’s bank account
- Fundraiser to aid ‘wishes’
- Enrollment numbers given for schools
- New city manager introduced
- State deaths
- Indians off to 3-2 start in 2020
- Delinquent taxes
Shepherd Home Health & Hospice of Clinton will be hosting its My Last Wish fundraiser 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday.
Two cars, payments for a bariatric weight loss procedure, a cruise and cellular phone billing charges were allegedly siphoned away by a daughter originally named Power of Attorney for her mother suffering from dementia.
Clinton Public Schools held its final enrollment event on Aug. 13, and the numbers are similar to last year, despite the pandemic.
In a brief city council meeting Tuesday evening, Clinton’s new City Manager Robert Johnston was introduced.