Pets can make an impression on every member of the family, but the bond between a child and a pet can become a special one with lifelong effects. From increased
TUESDAY JULY 30 STORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the
In an effort to find out more about Clinton’s new outpatient clinic for U.S. military veterans that’s scheduled to open sometime next year, the Clinton Daily News has submitted a number of questions to the Veterans Health Administration.
Workers, from left, Cesar Borjas, Eduardo Varela and Oscar Adaid remove the damaged roof at the future home of The Edge Church in the Jaycee Lane Shopping Center. This part of the renovation will allow the church to construct taller ceilings in its new sanctuary.
Four guns were among items stolen in Clinton’s recent spate of automobile and home burglaries, Detective Capt. Ray Hammans said Thursday.
The guns were believed to have been stolen in or around the period from July 10 to July 15. Three were taken from automobiles and one from a house.
Enrollment is now open for the Clinton Parks and Recreation Department’s after-school program for the 2019-2020 school year, said recreation director Morgan Bonnarens.
New parking procedures will be in place at Clinton High School when school begins Aug. 8, said CHS Principal Paula Harp. For a small fee, students will receive an assigned parking space when they enroll next week. She hopes the change will create a safer environment for all students.
There were 117 United States Public Health Officers—including 19 Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) alumni—from around the United States who assisted with the Remote Area Medical (RAM) clinic held recently at SWOSU in Weatherford.
Launching her medical career in the under-served community of Spencer just felt right to Dr. Sheleatha Taylor-Bristow, and as time has passed she’s only grown more convinced that her decision was the right one.