Before it was terminated nearly two years ago, Eastside Academy, an after-school program for at-risk students, received most of its funding from the United Fund of Clinton. Now, the program is looking for assistance from the community to continue providing a safe after-school learning environment for students.
Jocelyn King and Kendrick Fletcher have been selected as December Red Tornado Girl and Boy for Clinton High School.
Students representing Southwest Playhouse received awards and recognition at the 2026 Junior Theater Festival West (JTF West). The weekend was dedicated to rewarding and celebrating student-driven musical theater programs Feb.
When disasters such as house fires strike, one small consolation for homeowners if there are no injuries incurred is the statement, “It’s all just stuff – it can be replaced.” But what about something that is truly precious and one of a kind?
The Clinton Public School Foundation (CPSF) has awarded $14,955 in classroom grants during its spring 2026 grant cycle, bringing the organization’s total grant funding for the 2025-2026 school year to $48,173.
As one of the biggest archery competitions draws near, the Clinton Middle and Clinton High School archery teams are notching their arrows as gearing up.
With the greens improved and back in decent shape, the Riverside Golf Course is now looking forward to obtaining a little more “green” in the process with restored rates approved at the recent Clinton City Council meeting.
A Weatherford man is facing charges after reports of a disturbance led to the discovery of an alleged assault.
It is the dawn of a new era at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, as Cory Cart began his first day as director of the museum in Clinton.
Mateo Zuniga works on the entryway Monday at the new Oklahoma Highway Patrol Headquarters on Gary Boulvard.