Clinton High School senior AP artist Maria Lopez Martinez adds details to one of her portfolio pieces inside the art classroom.
Rep. Anthony Moore, R-Clinton honored the boys and girls basketball teams from Hydro-Eakly High School during Hydro-Eakly Day at the Oklahoma state capitol on Wednesday, March 31, 2021.
A bill that would protect motorists from criminal or civil prosecution when they make a reasonable effort to escape from a crowd unlawfully blocking the road and surrounding the vehicle passed the House Judiciary-Criminal Committee recently.
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Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Land sales draw state attention
- County using custom creation
- Ford, Newcomb March Red Tornado honories
- Semi fire shuts down I-40 west
- CHS competes in back-to-back
- Royal Xavier Waldroop death notice
Residents may catch a glimpse of a new piece of road equipment at work along county roads around Custer County.
Recent property transactions have sparked controversy and drawn the attention of Interpol to Oklahoma.
Although not as globally impactful as the Suez Canal blockage, I-40 was shut down for eigh and a half hours Wednesday around mile marker 80.
The Red Tornado Boy and Girl for March are Hailey Ford and Trey Newcomb.
Clinton High School freshman Andre Williams works on his personal graffiti style painting with acrylic paints and cardboard.