FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13 DANCE: American Legion dance at the Legion Hall on U.S. 183, entry by donation. 7 p.m - 10 p.m. MEETING: Clinton AA meets in the basement of
At a fire fighter leadership training session in the Clinton Fire Department’s conference room are, from left, John Burrows, OSU fire training services instructor; Lt. Caleb Moore, CFD; Lt. D.J.
In 1788, Congress chose New York City as the temporary federal capital. In 1971, state police and National Guard soldiers stormed Attica Correctional Facility in New York, bringing a four-day
There’s nothing quite as comforting as pulling on your favorite hoodie when it’s fresh from the dryer. As much as you love luxuriating in that warmth and softness, you may
The Clinton Police Department with assistance from the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics arrested five people and cited another for drug charges Thursday
-Voters will be asked to keep half-cent tax
-Virtual medicine coming to schools
-Woman charged in large forgery
-Clinton, Hall set for ranked bout
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A half-cent Clinton sales tax that was passed in 2015 will be continued for 25 years to 2044 if voters approve. By a 4-0 vote, the Clinton City Council on
Clinton School District nurse Sheffield Southall has a new tool this year to help students avoid unnecessary days off from school, and it will also help busy parents avoid unnecessary
As Clinton High School teacher Sandra Roulet directs the Advanced Choir during the school’s “100 Years of Football Celebration,” teacher Debbie Carlisle kneels while holding a microphone to record students,
Clinton resident Roselyn Rodriguez, 50, has been charged with forging a $3,500 check from an Edmond land company that was made out to C. Beaty Oil & Gas, LLC, of