In 1848, a seminal women’s rights convention opened in Seneca Falls, New York. In 1941, Winston Churchill launched his V for Victory campaign. In 1943, Allied forces bombed railway yards
In what appears to be a first in the history of Clinton, the City Council was not able to have its regular meeting due to the lack of members being
While Clinton police continued to investigate a slew of burglaries Wednesday, they and their compatriots at Weatherford also were busy dealing with other crimes. Late submissions to the District Attorney’s
Candidates Keylee Frans, left, and Jenny Quisenberry will appear before judges this evening at Nance Rotary Park, where they will compete for Clinton Roundup Club Rodeo Queen 2019. Winners will
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is asking the public for help in developing its 2020-2045 Long Range Transportation Plan, and is requesting that as many Oklahomans as possible fill out
Clinton United Fund held its annual budget meeting this week, where board members decided on a funding goal of $43,500 for 2019-2020 and how those funds would be spent during
One race has been established and potentially a new councilman anointed if all holds true in the filings for the two spots on the Clinton City Council. Patch McComas filed
In 1863, Union troops led by Col. Robert Gould Shaw and the African American soldiers in the 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry attacked Fort Wagner in South Carolina. In 1936,
The official filing period for two Clinton City Council seats ended at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Custer County Election Board.