Kendall Matz sells tea, cookies and water in her front yard as a way to enjoy her summer. She does this usually each summer for a day or two in the afternoon.
Melissa Andrade, left, and Anthony Ellison, of Moore, learn some history at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Monday afternoon.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) announced that vital records lobbies in the state will offer a “will call” service, giving people the option to pick-up orders placed online for birth and death records in-person.
Lilli Barron, top, and her brother, Kason Barron, have some fun on the slide on the playground at McLain Rogers Park. CDN
Gloria Jacobo, a student at Clinton High School, received an Outstanding Student Award, Outstanding Attendance Award for the Year and Outstanding Attitude of the Year Award in the business technology field at WTC.
Wheat harvest in Oklahoma appears to be going well as it heads into its final stages, despite a late start in parts of the state because of weather and excessive soil moisture, said Oklahoma State University experts.
Acme Summer Program student Hattie Brinson shows off the paper fortune teller she made inside the Clinton Armory. CDN
CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) volunteer training is slated to begin today in Weatherford.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Christmas in July events set at Foss
- Elk City man dies in wreck
- Railroad’s routing killed Independence
- Ceniceros is Reds’ model of hard work
- CHS volleyball looks to experience for better season