Funeral Services for Barbara Ann Bishop-Fowler,73, former Butler resident will be held 10:00 A.M., Tuesday, October 1, 2019 in the Butler Baptist Church, officiated by Pastor Daniel Mosburg. Burial will follow in the Butler Cemetery under the direction of the Kiesau-Lee Funeral Home.

Clinton High School junior/senior counselor Brenda Louthan, top, and students Calli Thompson, left, and Arianna Jaquez are getting the word out about CHS’s “College Application Day.”

Fundraising has kicked off for the 2019-2020 “Backpacks for Kids” program, which serves hungry elementary students in Clinton and Arapaho.

The three-year Elevate Clinton economic development plan that’s been in the works this year will kick off with a city-wide cleanup effort from 8 a.m. until noon on Saturday, Oct. 5, said Chamber of Commerce president Julie Burden Caldwell.

Besides $27,500 to upgrade air handling in the County Jail, Custer County commissioners also spent $5,000 Monday to renew Custer’s membership in an organization that could save the lives of some of its emergency responders some day.

Anthony Moore, an attorney based in Clinton, announced his candidacy Thursday night for the Oklahoma Legislature in next year’s elections.

Clinton Public Schools is implementing a district-wide school safety measure which will enable school officials to send notifications to first responders at the push of a button. In the event

Custer County commissioners accepted a bid of $27,500 Monday to upgrade conditions in the County Jail. The commissioners approved a bid from EarthSmart Controls of Oklahoma City for new equipment

While studying volcanic activity in Paula New’s geography class at Washington Elementary School, students, from left, Austin Reynaga, Felipe Lozano and Derrin Hester made their own edible landform islands.