The No. 3 Arapaho-Butler boys’ basketball team (18-7 overall) ended its season in a wild, 68-61, triple overtime, state quarterfinal loss Thursday to No. 10 Velma-Alma.
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Sinor EMS, city begin negotiation
- Violence leads to arrest
- Clinton retailers rolling out spring merchandise
- Clinton set for tough area openers
- McDow fought off injuries to stay in lineup
- State deaths
Sinor Emergency Medical Services representatives addressed the Clinton City Council this week asking to renew its agreement to provide ambulance service for the city.
Audra Eadrman rides her skateboard with ease during a warm day at Engleman Park.
Situations took a violent turn for two couples when one woman tried to leave and another man stole a cell phone.
Clinton retailers have begun to put out their spring merchandise and celebrate the warmer weather.
DAY SHIFT
A bill to prohibit “spoofing,” which is often used by telemarketers and scammers to disguise a phone call’s origin, passed in the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday evening.
March 2, 2021