Rock Rodebush, left, chats with Clifton Bridgeman at a Chamber of Commerce function. In the background are Mayor David Berrong (partially hidden) and Randy Meacham.
A revolutionary new treatment that harnesses the body’s own immune cells to fight tumors will be offered at the Stephenson Cancer Center at OU Medicine, beginning June 13.
Corn Bible Academy students led by Brianna Bull (back to camera) and performing at their spring concert included, front row from left, Audra Fowlbe and Abby Harris; middle row, Drew Geisler, Israel Tmesgen, Kaysa Carpenter and Molli Henderson; and back row, Tristan Miller, Rachel Stagell
Lobbyists seeking to influence elected officials in Oklahoma continue to spend some of the highest amounts ever in spite of rules intended to curb their practices.
Even the railroads have had their fill of rain. “It really needs to stop raining for a bit. When you operate a railroad, probably one of the main issues is
A woman’s desire for her 1-year-old toddler to see its dad for Father’s Day ended in double felony charges against the father. He was charged with child abuse and domestic
Summer Playground students, from left, Ashley Garcia, Kamriana Bennett and Alexa Hoffman are captured mid-air while taking a coordinated backwards leap into the swimming pool at McLain Rogers Park.
Clinton Veterans Center residents will receive a special guest next week when Gold Star Mother Cathy Powers visits the center at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. Powers is making her way
The Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants (OSCPA) has recognized Clinton CPA Elaine Fransen for being an active member of that organization for 50 years, and presented her with a