-Hammon killer will likely get life in prison
-Petry accepts board seat
-Parade entries sought
-Eagles end standout year at No. 1 Shattuck
-Arapaho-Butler’s Zach Carlisle signs with USAO baseball
-Plus see local pictures
Tommy Dean Bullcoming, 55, of Hammon, who was found guilty Friday of killing his former girlfriend by stabbing her 48 times and slitting her throat, will apparently spend the rest
Judy Petry, president and general manager of Clinton-based Farmrail System, Inc., has been named by Alaska governor Mike Delaney to fill a vacancy on the seven-member board of the state-owned
Students, front row from left, Cade Stomps, Xzavier Fuentes and Molly Herndon; and back row, Kaylee Western, reenact the first Thanksgiving in Florence Gathright’s kindergarten class at Nance Elementary School.
Just before Thanksgiving break, Clinton Superintendent of Schools Kevin Hime and Assistant Superintendent Adam McPhail visited each school site to hand out Christmas stipends to teachers and support staff. Pictured
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce is getting ready for its annual Festival of Lights Parade and Chocolate Festival on Tuesday, Dec. 3, and the Chamber is still accepting entries for
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 26 STORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the
On yard cleanup detail at Pop-N-Tot Preschool are William Hill, 3, at left, and Crash Fawver, 4, who decided it was more fun throwing leaves than raking them.
Incumbents from Clinton, Arapaho-Butler and Weatherford school districts have all declared intentions to run again for their seats when the candidate filing period opens Dec. 2.