An emergency meeting of the Clinton Public Works Authority adjourned Wednesday with no action taken by the three city councilmen who were present.
Corn Bible Academy’s new building is taking a little longer to build than the school would like. But progress continues steadily forward, and when the project is finally completed it will be completely debt-free.
All that law enforcement presence Wednesday afternoon in the 800 block of Frisco Avenue was more sound than fury.
-Foss board gets look at Clinton plant
-Start of harvest ‘almost’ on-time
-Weatherford suspect in robbery identified
-Radford returns after year at Sayre
-Softball rolls constant work, improvement over to summer
-Plus see local pictures
Although it’s still a little too soon to tell how this year’s wheat crop will measure up, cutting is beginning this week in a few areas of Custer County. Moisture
Brent Schroeder, a 20-year-old from Okeene, has been charged with armed robbery of $90 from the Jiffy Trip convenience store in Weatherford on April 19. The charge was filed and
“We will never have water problems in this part of Oklahoma again.” – City Manager Mark Skiles “It’s the most sophisticated treatment plant in the state of Oklahoma.” – Mayor
In the Southwest Elementary cafeteria for the Summer Feed program, from left, are Nina Bacon, Lana Golden and Lorena Leon serving meals to fifth-grader Evan Hunter and fourth-grader Yahel Ochoa.
Dipping into a cooler full of cold drinks on a hot day are Ava Johnson, left, and Audrey Stewart.
Eugene Hall with Clinton Masonic Lodge presents the Teacher of Today award to Nance Elementary music teacher Jennifer Daubenspeck.