Clinton High School has recognized two of its students, Peyton Clonce and Wes Switzer, as the Red Tornado Boy and Girl of the Month of November.
Winter weather can be a challenge for everyone, but last weekend’s snowstorm posed a unique set of challenges for Oklahoma’s Department of Transportation.
Crusaders royalty
While the roads might still have snow and the temperatures may still be low, the Rotary Club of Clinton plans to keep warm with its annual Chili Day and Silent Auction tomorrow at the Frisco Center, in an effort to raise money for local scholarships and civic groups.
Will this melt by March?
A recent traffic stop led to an arrest of a 35-yearold man from Mustang for the discovery of 1,000 illegally transported marijuana plants.
The statewide unemployment report has been released for December 2025, reflecting that the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased by 0.1 percent for a total of 3.6 percent. Through the year, the unemployment rate increased by 0.3%, having been 3.3% in November 2024, according to a release from the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
One phone call set in motion a chain of events where all of the schools in the Clinton Public Schools’ system were placed in a “soft lockdown” Tuesday morning.
Homecoming court
At Tuesday’s Custer County commissioner’s meeting, county officials discussed the upcoming weather and how they’re preparing for the cold, as well as a few odds and ends.