NEW YORK (AP) — A suspected purse snatcher was rounded up after being chased through the streets of Manhattan by a mounted New York police officer and his horse.
In 1775, Paul Revere began his famous ride, warning, “The British are coming!”
How often does a community get to honor its heroes? Now a decorated war hero, born in Clinton, will have a lasting legacy for years to come.
Oklahoma is smack dab in the middle of Tornado Alley. Over the years there have been people who have experienced all manner of hardships with personal loss and vivid memories. Clinton’s Donna Carter is one such individual who witnessed the deadliest tornado in Oklahoma’s history, and lived to tell the tale.
On April 13 Burns Flat-Dill City Public Schools posted a letter to the community about its financial status. What does it mean for the upcoming school year and beyond?
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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol released reports of two recent crashes with direct injuries involved. According to the report filed by Trooper Kendrick Johnson, the first one occurred at approximately 12:56 p.m. Tuesday at the intersection of State Highway 54 and 960 Road, north of Weatherford. Kimberly Jo Siegle, 21, of Weatherford, was driving northbound on S.H. 54. She slowed to turn west onto 960 Road and was struck from behind by a vehicle operated by Roy Laverne Plummer, 61, of Watonga. Plummer told the trooper he was distracted when reaching for his drink. Plummer’s vehicle struck the rear driver’s side of Siegle’s vehicle with the front passenger’s side bumper.
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