The Clinton Police Department and other law enforcement agencies are searching for an attempted carjacker. The suspect is wearing khaki shorts and a blue shirt and is a thin male in his 20s.
-City council filing period opens Monday
-Good safety record saves district money
-105 units donated in Boots & Badges community blood drive
-Reds complete summer scrimmages
-Clinton softball returns to practice Monday
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Clinton Middle School students who attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s 64th annual band camp this summer included, front row from left, Emma McComas and Kalyssa Staggs; and back row, Parker Adams, Rebekah Campbell and Hayden Clark.
Summer Playground student Abigail Williams gets a lesson from city employee Roy Estrada in how to operate one of the city’s monster refuse trucks.
Clinton High School Principal Paula Harp paints the surface of the school’s parking lot for new parking space allocation, as part of the district’s regular summer maintenance projects.
Across the board, costs for all types of insurance continue to climb every year.
Two spots on the Clinton City Council will be open for election and three people have recently made known their intentions about the respective positions.
Hensley Morgan, left, and Andres De La Cruz are shown the inside of an emergency vehicle by Sinor EMT Stephanie Whaley, when area first responders visited Summer Playground kids at McLain Rogers Park.
Giving hearts pumped a lot of blood Tuesday at the “Boots & Badges” community blood drive at the First Christian Church.
Participating in First Baptist Church’s after-school program, front row from left, are Adrean Rodriquez, Xadrian Hernandez, Hayden Arney, Susan Pruitt, Lillian Roush and Nashi McBrayer; and back row, Azlynn Salinas and Samantha Hammans.