Clinton police said Friday they have nothing new to report on a double homicide which occurred here Nov. 10.
“The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is handling it, and we’re doing whatever we can to help them,” said Detective Capt. Ray Hammans.
The school district’s annual Christmas concert will be held on Monday, with some big changes being made this year. Instead of the choral and band performances both being held in Clinton High School’s Tornado Dome, each will now perform in separate venues.
Clinton firemen arrived Friday morning just in time to help save a house, its human occupants and a passel of pets at 425 S. Eighth St.
Brandon Benevento’s trial for the alleged murder of his ex-wife a few hours before Easter Sunday began last April was scheduled Thursday to start March 23 next year.
T.J. Fisher, left, and Charlie Fisher wave to the crowds while riding on H.O.S.T. Ministries’ float in the Festival of Lights Parade.
Custer County Sheriff Kenneth Tidwell will speak about Oklahoma’s new Open Carry law at a public meeting to be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at Clinton Public Library.
Work was underway this week at Clinton’s 2-million-gallon water tank checking its integrity to make sure it’s still capable of holding the water it was built to do. The work
Spanish students at Clinton High School are using their knowledge of the language to engage the community and expand their own horizons in the process. In addition to planning events
The Declaration of Candidacy filing period for open school board seats in four Custer County school districts closed at 5 p.m. Wednesday, with no one besides the incumbents themselves electing