Kids do say the darndest things, and with decades of pulpit experience, the Rev. Joe McKeever has learned that these revelatory remarks often happen just after church.
Dear Doctors: We are flying overseas, and although I would love to snooze through most of the 15-hour flight, I'm generally not able to sleep on a plane. Melatonin doesn't work for me. I've taken Ambien in the past, but I'm concerned about the negative effects I've read about. Do you have any advice?
DEAR HARRIETTE: I recently found out that my friend's husband has been cheating on her. When I had all the facts and knew with 100% certainty that he was cheating, I decided to tell her about his infidelity. I presented her with all the factual evidence, and she believed it.
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- City facing wrongful death lawsuit
- Assistance open for Medicare
- Cowboy group plans host of events
- Volleyball season ends in Regional Finals
- Clinton to host football contest for kids this month
Legal troubles abound for the City of Clinton who is facing a new lawsuit, this time involving the Clinton Solid Waste Authority, which is being sued for wrongful death by the family of Oscar Davis Washa, a Weatherford man who was killed in an accident involving a trash truck May 20, 2022.
Clinton’s Opportunities, Inc. is partnering with the Oklahoma Insurance Department Medicare Assistance Program to offer free Medicare Part D plan comparison enrollment assistance beginning Oct. 15 and ending with the fall open enrollment period on Dec. 7.
For those who favor a weekend of cowboys, sawdust and equine sportsmanship, the Western Oklahoma Ranch Cowboys (WORC) are hosting a Fall Arena Sorting that will be held Oct. 13-15 at the Clinton Round-Up Club Arena.
From left, fourth-grader Eduardo Martinez and Eastside teacher Emmy Martin work through reading programs on the Amira Reading software provided by InterBank.