Third-graders at Southwest Elementary that are students-of-the-month are, from left, Paisley Ruyle, Yatzil Solis Uribe, Perla Valladares, Isabella Ochoa, Marlene Martinez, Pricila Banuelos Gutierrez and Madison Walker.
Western Technology Center (WTC) representatives visit Clinton High School for “Sophomore Tech Tour Signup Day.” Pictured are, from left, Stephanie Bridgeman, CHS counselor; Sarah Pierce, WTC-Sayre criminal justice instructor; Chris Carpenter, WTC-Burns Flat auto collision repair instructo
A new law allowing third-party commercial driver license (CDL) testing is now officially in effect.
Senior AP art student Harley Brinkley takes an old mirror apart and cuts it into pieces, to be used in a project for her AP art portfolio.
Clinton Fire Department Lt. D.J. Woodall and CFD fire fighter Dylon Kupka teach and observe Grace Living Center employee Elsa Villanueva as she attempts CPR on a training dummy.
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister announced that the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE), in partnership with the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security and its subsidiary, the Oklahoma School Security Institute (OSSI), has received three federal grants of more tha
Attorney General Hunter has sent a letter that calls on the websites Facebook, Craigslist and eBay to take more proactive measures to eliminate illegal online alcohol sales.
Enjoying recess at Washington Elementary are, from front to back, Juliette Martinez, Grace Rivas and Abigail Williams.
Rogelio Cardoso of Clinton, a Western Technology Center Auto Service Technology student, was one of 10 students to be awarded an Otha Grimes Memorial Scholarship through Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation. Presenting the award is WTC student accounts manager Michelle Nance.
During Clinton Fire Department’s visit to Western Oklahoma Christian School, student Liam Schmidt raises his hand to ask fire fighter Justin Hill a question.