Southwest Elementary fourth-graders, from left, Iselda Louds, Kimber Basler, Navaeh Cryer, Jessica Borjas and Jaycee Williams perform at a recent school assembly.
Bill and Lois McAmis, Class of 1962.
Judy Raab Haggard, Class of 1964; Stan Morris, 1964.
Ruth and J.C. Gadberry, Class of 1950.
Lois and Vernon Schimmels, Class of 1950.
Members of the Washita-Custer County drug court team who attended the annual “Treatment Court Day” at the Capitol recently included, from left, Department of Corrections Officer Daniel Evans; Washita-Custer County Treatment Court Coordinator Sarah Mears-Ivy; Kathryn Collier, with Red Rock
Western Oklahoma Christian School students Levi Bailey, left, and Nathan Cooke enjoy a pizza party provided by Clinton Daily News as a reward for their “Design An Ad” participation.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed a bill recently that would protect nursing home residents from being prescribed anti-psychotic drugs without their informed consent or being prescribed the drug by their physician.
A total of 589 high school seniors have enrolled for the 2019 fall semester at Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
Friends for Life volunteers Mike Rivera and Lindsey Busin hold items that will be offered in the group’s annual garage sale fundraiser to be held 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. Saturday, May 4. To donate items call organizers at (580) 445-5660 or (580) 445-7314. No books or clothing.
During a visit to Grace Living Center, Mady Grace Bailey, 4, gives a big hug to resident Barbara Swinney.
Those lost to work-related accidents will be remembered at a special ceremony to be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 30, on the 2nd Floor Rotunda of the State Capitol.
Clinton High School art student Niko Lam creates a sidewalk chalk drawing.