In 1999, passenger rail made a triumphant return to the Sooner State as the Amtrak Heartland Flyer hit the rails between Oklahoma and Texas. Now the train is readying for
-County hikes help to city fire agencies
-Opportunities Inc. Senior Day revived
-Parents can apply for vaccination exemptions
-Newcomb brings trusty hands to offense
-Red Tornadoes take one of two against Hobart
-Plus see local pictures
Inside the Redland Theater on Frisco Avenue, owner Rock Rodebush moves batts of insulation while continuing to work on the old movie theater’s renovation.
After a long hiatus, Opportunities Inc. will once again start holding Senior Day events in Clinton and surrounding communities, said outreach coordinator Keri Divis. The events are held to reach
Together, American Legion Post 41 in Clinton and its Women’s Auxiliary have donated $1,000 to help flood victims in eastern Oklahoma. Checks for $500 apiece were presented recently by Bobby
During Grace Living Center’s First Responders Appreciation Day, fire fighters from the Clinton Fire Department play a round of “ladder golf” with Grace staff members. Pictured, from left, are Capt.
Custer County fire departments will be helped financially with a resolution passed Monday by county commissioners. In the past, $100,000 collected from the county’s use tax was appropriated each year
Despite Clinton Public Schools’ adopting a No Tolerance approach to student vaccinations this year, Clinton School District nurse Sheffield Southall said there are three different situations where the Oklahoma State
WEDNESDAY JUNE 12 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
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