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- County hires emergency director
- Johnston honored as top manager
- Arapaho-Butler gearing up for first day of classes
- Lady Reds volleyball prepares for new season
- Full obituary for Patricia Ann Roque
Clinton City Manager Robert Johnston was named the winner of the 2025 Gerald Wilkins Award on July 24. The award is named for the late Wilkins, who was a city manager and municipal adviser to the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
On his first day officially acting in the position, Hardy Sperle was introduced as the new emergency management director for Custer County at Monday’s Custer County Commissioner’s meeting.
Excelsior!
Arapaho-Butler Public Schools is counting down the last days of summer and is ready for the 20252026 school year to begin.
Clinton Public Schools Supt. Nathan Meget welcomes the newest teachers of the school district during the New Teacher Luncheon at the Frisco Center.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of an unwanted subject in the 2700 block of Chapman Rd.
Responded to an animal call of cattle out in the area of State Highway 33 and 2205 Rd.
PERKINSTON, Miss. (AP) — In the embrace of a cheerfully chittering spider monkey named Louie, an Army veteran who grappled for decades with post-traumatic stress disorder says he finally feels at peace.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments: