Special Election is Tuesday
Shona Stermer, deputy treasurer for the City of Clinton, removes snow from her windshield Thursday morning at City Hall. More than 3 inches of snow fell in Clinton. Clinton and Arapaho-Butler both did not have school Friday.
Heading into 2025, Clinton’s Director of Public Works Gene McCullough says there are areas in the City of Clinton in need of repair work and projects to get underway.
Hannah Clabaugh, 30, of Tuttle, was arrested Dec. 18 on the charge of desertion of a child under the age of 10.
Clinton Regional Hospital Gift Shop Volunteer Director Debbie Mendez removes and packs up holiday decorations from the shop Tuesday morning.
Custer County Election Board Secretary Ann Brown is advising Custer County voters who plan on voting via absentee ballots in 2025 to apply for the ballots now.
While most Clinton residents tried to stay inside Monday when temperatures were in the teens, several essential workers had to brave the frigid elements.
The regular meeting of the Custer County Board of County Commissioners held Monday morning included personnel changes for the new year alongside regular business.
Clinton citizens will be the determining factor Jan. 14 when they go to the polls to approve or disapprove the impending sale of Clinton Regional Hospital to Rural Hospital Solutions. The vote must be approved by a majority outcome of 50% of the vote plus one to go forward.
The Oklahoma Route 66 Museum in Clinton saw an increase in visitors in 2024 over the last few years.