After six years here, Clinton City Manager Mark Skiles submitted his letter of resignation effective Aug. 7.
Clinton Middle School staff, from left, Vickie Donley, Connie Cabaniss and Karen Hunter say hello to students, from a safe distance at the Quaranteacher Appreciation Parade. CDN
The Oklahoma State Department of Education has announced that two Clinton High School art students, junior Niko Lam and senior Marly Mahanay, have received recognition in the 2020 State Superintendent’s Award for Arts Excellence. Each year, high school applications in six arts categories are adjudicated by university professors and practitioners who are highly regarded in their disciplines.
Clinton High School artist Ruby Martinez demonstrates how to make homemade paper.
FRIDAY 5-8-2020
Here's a look into the Weekend Edition
- CHS graduates set to parade through town
- Fire calls rise as city moves toward normal
- CHS, A-B grads named to SWOSU President’s Leadership Class
- In their own words by Jenna Higginbotham
It isn’t only Clinton High School seniors who are sad about missing out on what should be one of the best times of their lives — senior parents are disappointed as well. Even though the high school has an elaborate virtual graduation ceremony planned for 7 p.m. on Friday, May 15, parent Heather Waldrop wanted to do something more.
Life is slowly starting to return to a sense of normalcy with some restrictions being lifted amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, but the call numbers are simultaneously going up for the Clinton Fire Department.
Hi, my name is Jenna and I’m 14 years old. I have a wonderful, very loving mom. She is from the Philippines and has three sons. All are very sweet and loving like her. They like to laugh a lot too.
Clinton High School senior Harley Brinkley and Arapaho-Butler High School senior Emiley Kauk are among 17 incoming freshmen who have been selected to the President’s Leadership Class (PLC) for 2020-21 at Southwestern Oklahoma State University.