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- Celebrating Agriculture Inside
- Clinton Classic helps fund playground
- Couple sings hospital’s praises during birth
- Alleged meth trafficking bust made in Clinton
- A-B rebounds to move on to state
Clinton Regional Hospital celebrated the successful delivery of a baby girl in its emergency room last week – the hospital’s first newborn in more than three years.
A Clinton man faces alleged recent charges of trafficking illegal drugs following an undercover investigation that led to the seizure of a substantial amount of methamphetamine.
As summer events loom on the horizon, the Clinton Classic Run organizers gathered Wednesday morning to discuss the details and preparations for this year’s much-anticipated June race.
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Responded to a report of an accident on State Highway 44 and E. 1040 Rd.
In the heart of Oklahoma, one farmer’s story of dedication and resilience in agriculture sheds light on the challenges and triumphs faced by those who feed the nation.
Bobby Ingram, a banker and cattle farmer from Arapaho, has mastered the art of balancing two demanding careers.
Clay Chittum, a fifth-generation rancher and former teacher, is blazing his own trail in the world of agriculture while honoring his family’s rich history.
Blake Sappington, owner of Cowboy Stables, grew up surrounded by horses, thanks to his father’s influence. Family vacations often revolved around visiting racetracks, fueling Sappington’s passion for the sport and the animals. “I’ve always been extremely competitive, and I’ve always loved that atmosphere; loved going to the races and loved being around athletic horses,” he said.