Compassion was on display during Tuesday night’s Clinton City Council meeting when a property owner was granted an extension to rehabilitate a property previously condemned.
Fifth-graders in Regina “Mrs. M” Miller’s math class show off their prizes for diagnostic growth through the IReady math learning system.
The Clinton Public Schools Board of Education has a special meeting set for noon tomorrow to declare a hire for the superintendent opening.
According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, former Weatherford Parks and Recreation Manager Todd Earp, 40, was sentenced to 50 years in prison, with 15 years suspended, Monday at the Custer County Courthouse for 10 charges related to inappropriate behavior with two juvenile males.
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.
A new breed of tick is making its way through Oklahoma, and its potential could affect cattle ranchers in the future.
First-grader Carlos Martinez, left, and Kelly Burnett play a dice game during Summer Playground Tuesday at Washington Elementary School.
The Brubeck Brothers Quartet is making their way to Clinton for the Levitt AMP Clinton Music Series concert at 7:30 this Friday at the R.A. “Dick” Lloyd Amphitheatre in McLain Rogers Park.
Cain Joseph McDow, 22, of Weatherford, has been arrested for second-degree rape.
A week from today there will be the pitter patter of several feet as they race through the heart of Clinton for the annual Clinton Classic Run.