Today is the 150th day of 2020 and the 72nd day of spring.
Clinton Boy Scout Blake Brewer, left, and fellow troop member Xadrian Hernandez put up signage for a yard sale to be held from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday at the First Mennonite Church, 700 S 19th St. in Clinton. Lots of items have been donated for the fundraiser, and all proceeds will fund Brewer’s Eagle Scout project of building a privacy wall and playground area at the church.
Here's a look inside Thursday's CDN
- Man charged with assaulting trooper
- CPS per pupil spending ranks well
- Preparations underway to have city pool ready for mid-June opening
- Another COVID-19 case recorded in Weatherford
Clinton Police responded to a call around noon Friday in the south alley in the 700 block of Frisco after a man allegedly asked workers at the Pepsi Cola Bottling Company “if they wanted to fight him.”
June 1 marks the third and final phase of the governor’s plan to reopen the state’s economy, and City of Clinton Recreation Director Morgan Bonnarens said the public swimming pool at McLain Rogers Park is scheduled to open Tuesday, June 16. But even if the coronavirus cooperates and the state’s reopening goes smoothly, social distancing is still recommended for the foreseeable future.
Information on per-student spending is now available for each of Clinton’s five school sites, under a new federal requirement. Until recently, only districtlevel per-student spending was required to be included on states’ annual school report cards.
Custer County registered its 13 case of coronavirus according to information released Wednesday by the Oklahoma State Department of Health.
Clinton Police Lt. Miguel Gonzales, left, and Clinton Police Officer Mario Cedillo stand in front of a 2020 Ford Police Explorer, one of three new CPD units recently purchased.
DAY SHIFT
Lily Zavasky enjoys playing on the swings during a recent nice day. CDN