Lawrence Moya, 41, of Albuquerque, N.M., is facing charges after allegedly staying in a room he had not reserved at the Hampton Inn while in possession of amphetamines, marijuana, and two handguns after former felony conviction.
Former District Judge Jill Weedon has started a new practice in Clinton, where she handles work like quiet titles, probates, and other matters related to real estate. Weedon Law, PC is located at the office of Pat Cornell, where the two worked together prior to his retirement.
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will once again produce its annual “Saluting Our Patriots” edition later this month which honors the men and women who have served in every branch of the armed forces. With that, the newspaper is asking for veterans or their loved ones to help share their stories, whether they formerly served or are actively serving today.
Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ is using a newly created unclaimed property office in western Oklahoma as a commuting hub to get back and forth to his office in the Capitol during the work week, according to GPS data from a state vehicle.
Tuesday afternoon the Clinton Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Interstate 40 heading in the eastbound lane toward Weatherford, just after exit 71.
Tuesday night’s city council meeting was a relatively short one, though a few big issues were discussed, including a brief mention of Clinton Regional Hospital’s settlement with former CEO Len Lacefield and the next moves for the City’s solid waste disposal.
Candidates for Senate Dist. 26, Brady Butler, Rick Koch, and Jessica Winegeart, spoke in a forum at Friday’s Legislative Luncheon at the Frisco Center took time to talk about public education, property taxes, and healthcare.
CEO and President of Sinor EMS Anne Lambeth talked about the process of adding additional townships to their coverage area, and what this means for their residents going forward, especially in regard to the recent issues in Burns Flat.
Clinton High School has announced its April 2026 Red Tornado Boy and Girl as Atticus Thompson and Ayshka Garcia Morales. The following is more information about the students and why they were chosen.