Arapaho-Butler student council officers elected for 2019-2020 are, front row from left, Jace Edelen, vice-president; Chaley Shepherd, reporter; and back row, Tack Sapping-ton, president; Mariah Sperle, treasurer; and Ryan Carlisle,
Construction continues at the site of Corn Bible Academy’s new Clinton campus.
City of Clinton voters will go to the polls again Tuesday, but this time they won’t be voting for or against any individuals. Rather, this time there are two non-personnel
Auditions for Southwest Playhouse’s annual Christmas Serenade Variety Show will be held at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday, said director Ashley Underwood. The performance this year will be held on
Dressed for “Crazy Hair Day” at Washington Elementary are, from left, Ryder Adams, science teacher Diane Keeton, Santiago Vasquez and Olivia Campbell.
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 6 SENIOR EVENT: Quilting at the Senior Citizens Center. This event is open to all seniors. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First
Author and literary sensation Nicholas Sparks will speak on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford. Tickets are now on sale at stub-wire.com. Sparks is the bestselling
Clinton High School band members, from left, Bryce Ward, Drew Mahanay, Khadence Terrell and Andy Balderas march in the rain in the Homecoming Parade.
Clinton Police Department Chief Paul Rinkel nabs “bank robber” Joslynn Roll, 2, during Halloween’s Trunk or Treat on Frisco event.
Oklahoma shed its status as the No. 1 incarcerator in the nation when more than 450 prisoners were released this week under the provisions of House Bill 1269, authored by