Western Oklahoma Christian School third grader Jaden Spain works on his Design An Ad form.
Clinton High School senior artist Niko Lam experiments with spray paint to screen-print his design on various surfaces.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health announced recently that all adult Oklahomans are eligible to schedule a COVID-19 vaccine appointment.
Arapaho-Butler student Kallie Collins was given an Outstanding Attitude award for the fall semester in the WTC health careers program.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives recently adopted a resolution to emphasize the critical role public lands play in the state’s economy, heritage and quality of life.
Clinton Fireman John Denney, left, Capt. Forrest Valentine, Lt. Joe Williams and Fireman Dylon Kupka perform pre-fire training inside the downtown shops.
The 32nd annual Oklahoma TRASH-OFF is open for registration, part of a goal to keep Oklahoma alluring and free of litter as the state blooms into spring.
Lachlan Penner of Western Oklahoma Christian School’s 4-H Club is this year’s Co-Recreational Teen Leader for Custer County. Rebecca Purvine will share this office as well.
Oklahoma CareerTech, along with the system’s technology centers from across the state, will offer students and employees a statewide virtual job fair 9 a.m.-3 p.m. April 7.
Jaime Carrizales, left, and his grandson Brandon Arvizo receive fruit from concession stand worker Araceli Moreno during the Clinton Soccer Classic Tournament last weekend.