Checking their equipment during a training are Clinton fire fighters Lt. Blake Shaddon, left, and Dylon Kupka.
Western Oklahoma Christian School students who had their artwork accepted into a juried art show in Stillwater are, from left, Jada Akin, Dya Carpenter, Lachlan Penner, Kelly Bolejack and Samantha
Among all major cancers, pancreatic cancer has the highest rate of death – 93 percent of patients die within five years of diagnosis. Treating the disease is difficult not only
Washington Elementary students Grace Meacham, left, and Cadence Sawatzky with Hailey Tucker, Southwestern Oklahoma State University All-Stater.
-Storms ravage county, cause much damage
-Commissioners talk about buying land
-Clinton joins world swim event Thursday
-Denney enters 2019 as a leader
-CHS defeats, ties Woodward in doubleheader
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One or possibly two tornadoes touched down Saturday night in Custer County, doing considerable property damage but not seriously injuring anyone. The one known tornado was an EF-2 in the
In between talking about storms and road damage, Custer County commissioners Monday morning declined all bids they had received on two road graders they’re trying to sell. They also met
Clinton will participate in the annual “World’s Largest Swimming Lesson” once again on Thursday, and this year the Water-Zoo Indoor Water Park has added a third swim class to accommodate
Chase Fawver, left, and Trenair Collins work with reading and math programs on their iPads at Summer Playground.
TUESDAY JUNE 18 TORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the