Clinton Police Student Resource Officer Dillon Whitten, left, speaks to the Clinton Public Schools Board of Education about the modern D.A.R.E. program, while Asst. Supt. Melissa Knabe reads the provided material. CDN | Micah Ashcraft

Clinton Public Schools held its monthly board of education meeting Monday, along with speakers such as new Clinton High School Head Football Coach Trevor Powers and Clinton Police Department’s school resource officers, to discuss the current state of Clinton Public Schools going into 2026.

Clinton Regional Hospital has received its first payment related to achieving REH status. According to CEO Len Lacefield, the hospital actually received two payments, each in the amount of $285,625.90, for a total of $571,251.80.

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- Mobile mammograms to be offered

- Suspect sought after alleged stabbing at hotel

- County leaders stage meeting

- A-B finishes as runner-ups in annual tourney

A real grind

Tanner Dye uses a cold milling machine Monday to remove old pavement from Interstate 40 to be replaced during the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s Exit 65 reconstruction project.

Pursuit leads to crash, charges

From left, Clinton Fireman Lt. Joe Williams, Clinton Police Detective Tony Ramirez, and Clinton Police Officer Cody Burton stand near the last stop of a near hit-and-run turned police pursuit Friday afternoon, just north of Clinton at the intersection of U.S.

While many people associate breast cancer awareness with October pink outs, OU Health and Clinton Regional Hospital are making an effort to keep women aware of the risks surrounding breast cancer and provide screenings to community members Jan. 27 at Clinton Regional Hospital.

It proved to be a speedy meeting for the Custer County commissioners Monday at the Custer County Courthouse, as nothing was too weighty on the agenda.

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