Several activities are being held at Acme Brick Park this week and some people may be inconvenienced when looking for a place to park, said City Manager Mark Skiles. But
First-graders singing “The Apple Song” are, from left, Damars Ellis, Danielle French, Zaiden Soto, Mileidy Quezada, Jakobe Whiteshirt and Justin Howard.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 STORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. SUPPORT GROUP: Foster-Adoptive Association meets at
Students helping out with the district’s food drive are, from left, Chandler Stevenson, Hattie Brinson, Ellee Hall, Niveyah Ramos and Addyson McPhail.
September Gross Receipts to the Treasury showed modest overall growth, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced. The increase was less than one percent, driven by a downturn in oil and gas
Members of Clinton High School’s Hispanic Club met recently to plan the group’s activities. Pictured are, front row from left, Jasmin Lopez, Ewequiel Gutierrez, Aron Vinaja and Cassandra Rivera; left
The day is coming when it will be possible for parents in Oklahoma to put their children in cars, punch a few buttons or say a few words and expect them to be delivered safely to school, no driver necessary.
Pals Jeronimo Hernandez, left, and Sutton Hernandez hang out together on the Washington Elementary playground.
The annual base pay of Custer County elected officers has officially crossed the $50,000 mark.
Effective July 1, the gross pay of elected officers rose by $2,397 to $50,336.52 a year. It had been $47,939.52.