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- Police snag armed robbery suspect
- Elk man dies in wreck
- Nurse is selected for board
- Library set to host babysitting classes for teenagers
- Clinton takes down Bobcats
Two Clinton businesses were the target of an alleged armed robber Saturday afternoon, but the Clinton Police Department and Oklahoma Highway Patrol nabbed the suspect before they could strike another.
An Elk City truck driver died Friday as a result of injuries suffered in a single-vehicle accident 1 mile west of Reydon in Roger Mills County.
The Clinton Public Library will host a comprehensive babysitting class from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
At Monday’s Custer County Board of County Commissioners meeting commissioners approved regular orders of business. Most issues brought before the board related to financial matters, the standout topic was the new appointment of Sheffield Southhall R.N. to the Custer County Health Department Board. Southhall works as a nurse at Clinton Public Schools “(She is) well thought of; very respected in that world,” said Dist. 3 Commissioner Lyle Miller. “If Sheffield says it, it’s gospel.”
Newly minted Clinton Athletics Hall of Famers, the Bell brothers, are all smiles after receiving their awards Saturday at the Frisco Center.
Homecoming attendees Bryler Allen, left, and Maddie Miller stand in front of King Zaedon Collins and Queen Lexi Conway Friday evening at the Tornado Bowl.
In 1871, the Great Chicago Fire leveled three square miles, leaving 100,000 homeless and more than 300 dead.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A spacecraft blasted off Monday to investigate the scene of a cosmic crash.
Junior Service League members Nikki Bridge, left, and Jessica Palmer package carry home desserts during the annual Spaghetti Day fundraiser.