As it has for several months now, the Clinton Hospital Authority is trying to manage the financial situation at Clinton Regional Hospital to the best of its ability.
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A local man is facing charges after the alleged theft of a firearm following a former felony conviction.
Shonda and Andre Williams of Nature’s Farm Girl, a local business specializing in natural soaps and cosmetics, were recently awarded with the Marquis Who’s Who award, which is given to business owners from across the country for their business innovations.
Arapaho-Butler Supt. Jay Edelen has accepted the position to be the new superintendent of Western Technology Center (WTC) in Burns Flat. He said he wants to “continue to make Western Tech one of the top career tech centers in the state.”
Bowman Vowell, left, and Jennifer Vowell assemble pieces for a playground Saturday at Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
A new facility is in the planning stages for Sinor EMS, which has been met with excitement as well as trepidation from locals and nearby businesses.
Area construction crews continue dirt work, smoothing out the land located just off Interstate 40 for the Exit 65 project.
In order to qualify for a possible Community Development Block Grant, the City of Clinton is asking for select citizens to complete and return a confidential survey in regard to number of persons in the household and annual income level.