Chamber Membership Directory features diverse group

AQuick Bite ACE Completions Acme Brick Park Action Aire Action Associates Advanced Financial Strategies, Inc.AdVantage Mobile Media Aerial Drone Services Air Evac EMS AkinTraining & Yoga Allen and Debbie Bryson Ambucs American Legion Post 41 Anytime Fitness Artic Air Refrigeration, Inc.

PAST CHAMBER CHAIRS

Since 1950, many Clintonites have answered the call to serve the Clinton Chamber of Commerce without any reservations or hesitation.Here are the men and women who have given of their time as past chamber chairs to help make a difference:1950 — F.A. Sewell Jr.

PAST BUSINESSPERSON OF THE YEAR

Past Rotary Businessperson of the Year Award winners sponsored by the Clinton Rotary Club over the many years have included these respective winners: Bill Robinson Dean Williams Dave Felch Steve England Buzzy Hyman Barry Broderick Jimmie Johnson Bob Lorenz Troy Lee Len Rahhal Bob Marcy Greg Adams...

Board members come together to better Clinton

Board members come together to better Clinton

Burgundy Howes

Burgundy Howes

Kratom under fire as users brace for ban

In 2009, when Jacey Blaylock was 17, she and a friend decided to take an early October trip to the Castle of Muskogee for its haunted house. But the outing spiraled into crisis when the pair was hit head-on in rural Cherokee County by a man in a speeding car who strayed into their lane.

Introduction

Introduction

SHERIFF’S REPORT THURSDAY

Assisted SWOSU Police Department in the 200 block of W. College Ave.Responded to a medical call in the 100 block of N. 12th St., Arapaho.Responded to a medical call in the 500 block of E. Broadway Ave., Thomas.Responded to a 911 call in the area of U.S. Highway 183 southbound.

POLICE REPORT THURSDAY

DAY SHIFTResponded to the Clinton Police Department for a civil issue.Responded to a report of an accident in the area of I-40, Exit 62 eastbound; Oklahoma Highway Patrol took over the scene.Responded to a report of an accident without injuries in the 1400 block of Gary Blvd.

Florida may lose $218M on empty ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ shutdown

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Florida could be on the hook for $218 million the state spent to convert a remote training airport in the Everglades into an immigration detention center dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz.