A large granite marker that had become one of the edifices and the namesake for Clinton’s Boulevard of Champions will be replaced, entrepreneur Walt Schumacher assured Wednesday. The marker was
Donating their time to the restoration of the 115-year-old Arapaho Reading Room are, from left, Shane Fawver, Lance Teeter and Jessie Beavin. The building is moved from its foundation so
Although the Redland Theater on Frisco Avenue may have seen the end of its days as a movie theater, it won’t be too much longer until it becomes a landmark
Two Clinton High School juniors, Connor Williams and Litzy Silos, have been selected to attend University of Oklahoma’s High School Leadership Conference (HSLC) next month, said CHS counselor Brenda Louthan.
Led by director Sandra Roulet, Clinton High School Advanced Choir members seen singing at an OKC Thunder game this week included, front row from left, Madelyn Blodgett, Audrey Shackelford, Katie
Collections are beginning for a different kind of donation – used bed sheets – by Lesa Rauh, Custer County Extension educator. Ms. Rauh said volunteers for Oklahoma Home and Community
FRIDAY JANUARY 17 SENIOR EVENT: Grocery shopping. For a ride call (580) 309-3467. 8:30 a.m. DANCE: American Legion dance at the Legion Hall on U.S. 183, entry by donation. 6:30
Certified ergonomists know that the ideal workstation is about more than just a beautiful chair or desk. There are a number of key factors to consider for a workstation that’s
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A three-day retail trade show attended by Clinton Economic Development Director Roland Mower may not bear fruit this month, or even this year. But after working in economic development for