After years of talk, Custer County commissioners have decided it’s time they start seriously considering replacing the courthouse windows. All of them. And maybe even the outside doors that have
In a move aimed at keeping students as safe as possible, Clinton Public Schools has hired monitors to ride along with them on their bus rides home every day. Assistant
At Clinton High School, the new keyless entry and camera security system is close to completion. Here, Clinton Public Schools employees Bradley Rhodes, left, and Cannon Hawthorn work on a
Due to the New Year’s Day holiday on Wednesday, Clinton households that would normally have trash picked up that day should expect their pick-up one day earlier this week, said
Weatherford police have had a busy December, but they feel they’re on the way to clearing many of their cases. Detective Matt Bartel said in a press release issued Thursday
Leo Goeringer, Washita County commissioner, receives an award for having perfect attendance at SWODA board meetings.
Well over 7 million jobs have now been created since November 2016, a number nearly double the entire population of the state of Oklahoma. Boasting the lowest unemployment rate since
The large cast of “Seussical the Musical,” Southwest Playhouse’s next production, gathers at the playhouse for its first read-through. At the table are director Julie K. Barnett, left, and choreographer
Following back-to-back historic pay raises and education budget increases, Oklahoma has seen a significant increase in classroom teachers. Currently, Oklahoma schools employ more than 43,000 teachers and Sen. Ron Sharp