-May again charged with cattle neglect
-Man charged with assaulting girlfriend
-Nguyen, Jones CHS January honorees
-Reds keep cool, clip Eagles
-Lady Indians pick up another milestone victory
-Plus see local pictures
Obituaries
-State Deaths
Koby King of the Arapaho-Butler Fire Department aims a hose at a small grass fire. A-B and Clinton fire departments responded to the approximately 20-acre fire on Sunday afternoon.
Western Oklahoma Christian School students Makarah Foster, left, and Erica King present their definition of kindness at a leadership class during the school’s “Kindness Week.”
Clinton High School counselors Brenda Louthan, left, and Jana Higbee stock items in the food pantry at the high school. Any student has the opportunity to ask anonymously for food items or toiletries.
Dalton Denney and Kayde Whitney were named Homecoming King and Queen Friday in the Tornado Dome.
Butler-area farmer Marvin May, 72, was due back in court Monday for allegedly failing to provide adequately for his cattle.
Clinton resident Robert Melvin Cometsevah, 37, is facing a felony charge of domestic assault and battery by strangulation for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend Jan. 31.
Each month two Clinton High School seniors are recognized for their outstanding academic records and demonstrated Red Tornado school spirit.
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