The Oklahoma State Fire Marshal’s Office has awarded grants for personal protective equipment based on applications, but the Clinton Fire Department hasn’t had any need to apply for any such grants.
According to the Oklahoma Probable Cause Affidavit, Clinton resident Stephen Frack, 50, was arrested for seconddegree burglary along with Eric Johnston, 38, of Missouri who was arrested for second-degree burglary and falsely impersonating another to create liability.
Clinton Public Schools maintenance worker Brian Newman mows at the CHS campus with a grand smile on his face.
Deputies responded to a report of a rolled over unoccupied pickup at N. 1070 Road on Highway 54.
Governor Kevin Stitt recently appointed Theresa Flannery from Mustang to serve as the newest member of the Commission for Rehabilitation Services.
The Trump Administration recently announced that the United States Department of Agriculture is investing $46 million to improve critical community facilities to benefit 363,000 rural residents in 16 states.
Sherrill Ausmos speaks to Abel Zapien as he checks in to fill up some water at the Public Waste Center.
As blood supplies have dwindled as a result of the CO- VID-19 pandemic, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister recently urged schools to host drives for staff and students to help ensure the Oklahoma Blood Institute can meet demand.
U.S. Attorney Timothy J. Downing announced that Cesar Alzuarte- Rodriguez, 43, an illegal alien from Mexico, has been sentenced to serve a federal prison term of 35 years for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and spearheading an international and multi-state drug trafficking organization.
As she carries her school supplies, Gisselle Salas walks into the fourth grade building on the first day of school ready to see who all is in her class.