Eligible voters in Custer County registered as Republicans now outnumber those registered as Democrats by 48 to 37 percent. Most of the remainder, 15 percent, are registered as Independents.
A request to operate a vehicle repair shop in a residential area on Neptune Drive was unanimously denied this week by the Clinton Planning and Zoning Board.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce is busy getting ready for another Hub City Market, to be held Saturday, Sept. 24.
Clinton volleyball (11-12 overall) dropped all three sets at Bethany (13-7) Thursday moving its record back below .500 for the sixth time this season.
Clinton Middle School football rolled through its third games of the season with the seventh grade winning 28-14 and the eighth grade winning 34-6 Thursday at Anadarko.
Senior starting left guard and defensive tackle Zac Acosta has become one of the Red Tornadoes’ most reliable and durable players over the last three years.
Clinton softball (4-19 overall) follows this weekend’s Sayre Tournament with a possible shot at some wins as they face off against Hinton and Arapaho-Butler.
After much discussion, representatives of the Clinton Mission House and the City of Clinton think they have reached a suitable compromise about where to park a 53-foot box trailer.
Southwest Playhouse’s latest production is “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” and is a darkly humorous exploration of the psyche of a mad murderer, set in 19th century London.
A $1.9-million allocation announced Monday for the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety will only reduce by a small amount the number of furlough days Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers and other emp
Clinton Public School Foundation has taken delivery of two bus stops purchased with funds raised from its “Operation Bus Stop” project.
Clinton High School football assistant coach Reade Box took over the head coaching reins Tuesday, after third-year head coach Philip Koons resigned.
UNION CITY – There are a few things the Arapaho-Butler boys’ basketball team consistently accomplishes every season, during its playoff runs.
Clinton head football coach Reade Box joins us after Clinton's 62-6 win over Chickasha. Reds move to 3-6 overall and keep their playoff hopes alive.
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