Two opposing factions looking to present their best cases for the future of Clinton education aired their comments and concerns during a meeting Sunday afternoon at the Frisco Center. The
Corn Bible Academy recently hosted its annual basketball homecoming. Pictured front, from left, are attendants Nora West of Elk City and Cooper Reeves of Clinton; back, Cooper Brittain, Elk City;
Kenneth Tidwell announced his intention Monday to run for reelection as sheriff of Custer County in this year’s race. He is the first and so far the only person to
When you’re shopping at the supermarket, it’s important to know what different expiration dates actually mean on food packaging. Something that’s marked with a “sell by” date is actually for
Girl Scouts from Troop 212 spent time digging selenite crystals at Great Salt Plains State Park. From left, are Dezhanae Simmons, Kalyssa Staggs and Rossalyn Simpson.
Because of a special contract it has with the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA), Grace Living Center’s doors are open to veterans needing care. And the number of veterans it cares for has been steadily increasing, said Grace admissions coordinator Nikole Holt.
That little two-wheeled trailer with the odd-looking wings that’s been hanging around Clinton’s City Hall for the past couple of weeks is the State of Oklahoma’s latest tool to collect some overdue taxes.
This summer, Clinton Public Schools will issue the final series of bonds from the 2010 bond election, which will raise property taxes.
A young man from Altus was arrested this week in Weatherford after he advertised for sale on Facebook two chainsaws he had allegedly stolen from Weatherford’s Ace Hardware store.
EDMOND
Barber, Patsy L.: 64, senior branch administrator, died Jan. 21. Services 2:30 p.m. Monday (Matthews, Edmond).
MIDWEST CITY
Lewis, Alva: 88, died Jan. 21. Services 2 p.m. Saturday (Bill Eisenhour SE, Del City).
MOORE