When it comes to how we use our cellphones, it’s especially important to understand data usage. Knowing what consumes your data, and how you use it, will help you recognize
Cooking peanut brittle for United Methodist Church’s Soup Supper and Bake Sale on Nov. 20 are Suzanne Day, left, and Mary Evans.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14 SENIOR EVENT: Arapaho Senior Citizens will meet at the Arapaho Community building for a pot luck dinner. 6:30 p.m. MEETING: Native Outreach Baptist Chapel to hold a
Students from Cindy Bond’s science class at Clinton High School recently attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s annual Physics and Engineering Day. Pictured are, front row from left, Bond, Ramona Villegas,
USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) seeks public comments on its interim final rule for the Conservation Stewardship Program. CSP, the nation’s largest conservation program in terms of participating land,
Memorial services for Jimmie Frederick Pasby, 85-year-old Oklahoma City resident, will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Nov.
Clinton police apprehended one person following the pursuit of a vehicle that was reported stolen in Weather
Here are the Headlines for Today's Clinton Daily News
- Proposition Election Results
- School calls $29.7 million bond election
- Elevate Clinton cleanup set for Saturday
- Carnegie man charged in old murder case
At the Clinton Board of Education’s regular monthly meeting this week, board members approved a resolution authorizing the calling and holding of a special bond election on Feb. 11, 2020.
The Clinton Economic Development Authority (CEDA) will hold its second “Clinton FIRST” community cleanup day on Saturday. Based on lessons learned from the first cleanup day, held last month, a