Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Man jailed following local heist break-in
- Hydro man faces child pornography charges
- Two pedestrians hit, one dies
- Spooker Kart Nationals set for Hub City Speedway
- Raymond “Rick” White obituary
A California man is in the McLain County jail facing multiple charges, including second degree burglary and larceny of an automobile following a breakin last month at the Auto-Mart in Clinton.
A Hydro man faces multiple child pornography charges after a search of his residence by law enforcement.
Jordan Landreth installs new clock works for Clinton’s cnetinnial clock located at Sixth and Frisco. The new Swiss movement will automatically make time adjustments for daylight saving time and correct itself for power outages.
One man died and another was struck by a pick-up as three young men were walking Sunday evening one mile east of Elk City near Old 66 Highway and County Road 2030.
The Hub City Highbanks Speedway and Motorsports Park will be hosting one day of the two-day Spooker Kart Nationals event.
In 1792, the cornerstone of the White House was ceremonially laid.
Amari Reed opens up a book inside Christine Calvert’s class before the school day ends and has to go back home.
Eli Whitney crashes his cymbals as the rest of the CHS drumline plays a cadence called “Number One.” CDN
Todd Helton has been named athletic director at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford.