Dirt(y) work

Lonnie Anderson shovels dirt to fill in holes around the apartments he maintains at Forest Lane. 

TODAY IN HISTORY

In 1619, America’s first legislative assembly met in Jamestown, Virginia.In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed a bill establishing “In God We Trust” as the national motto of the United States.In 1965, President Lyndon B.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Rhonda C. Shy to Thomas E. Horton, Deed. Lot 1, 3-13N14W.Heraclio Gamez and Ponciano Colunga Gamez, AIFto Ponciano Colunga Gamez, QCD. Lots 22 and 23, Blk. 4, Makers Addn. Clinton.Heraclio Gamez and Ponciano Colunga Gamez, AIFto Ponciano Colunga Gamez, QCD. Lots 25 and 26, Blk. 2, Makers Addn.

Morning mixer

Chris Pina tells the story of how he began working for Oklahoma Works during the Chamber of Commerce Morning Mixer at Lee Hometown Funeral Home.

PAST CLINTON CITIZENS OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS

Since 1978, when the first Citizen of the Year Award was given to Ernie Simon, the following individuals and groups have received Clinton’s highest honor:1978 — Ernie Simon1979 — Bill Delk1980 — Dee Ann Ray1981 — Earl Smith1982 — James Luckett1983 — Dr.

PAST VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

Past Volunteers of the Year Award winners, sponsored and presented by the Clinton Chamber of Commerce include these people: Billy and Cheryl McCullers Elaine Fransen David Berrong Amy Hunter Marcia Wheeler Mark & Debbie Nicholson Shea & Nathan Meget Dara Moser Steve Weichel Billy Goodwin Heather...

Caldwell shares gratitude

As I reflect on the past year at the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, I am incredibly proud of all that we have accomplished together. It has been a year filled with growth, exciting events, new opportunities, challenges, and plenty of preparation as we celebrate the historic Route 66 Centennial.

5 states accept offer in exchange for help developing nuclear energy

(AP) — Five states have agreed to accept nuclear waste from around the country in exchange for federal help developing nuclear energy to create thousands of jobs.

Ex-Citigroup managing director sentenced to 30 years in prison

NEW YORK (AP) — A Harvard-educated former managing director at Citigroup Inc. who blamed autism for his actions was sentenced Tuesday to 30 years in prison for sex crimes that prosecutors say occurred over a 10year period.