A woman was killed and a man critically injured in a two-vehicle accident about 2:15 a.m. Tuesday on Interstate 40 approximately six miles west of Weatherford. Kathy Quintero, 47, of
An estimated $800,000 in damage was done to Custer County roads and bridges during last weekend’s heavy rains, Emergency Management Director Mike Galloway said Wednesday. Galloway was busy that morning
Clinton soccer ended the year with a combined record of 33-3 overall. The Reds finished the season 16-1 overall. The Lady Reds finished as the 2019 Class 4A state champions with a record of 17-2 overall this year. The two team combined to outscore their opponents, 187-26.
One person was taken by ambulance to AllianceClinton hospital following a two vehicle accident around 7:45 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of 12th Street and Gary Boulevard.
-Storm sirens only part of warning system
-Fallen officers being remembered
-Carlisle honored for service to foster kids
-Longdale man dies in wreck
-Javorsky, Collins named CBA valedictorian, salutatorian
-Clinton opens spring football on defense
Two Corn Bible Academy seniors were honored for being at the top of their graduating class. Kimberly Javorsky was named valedictorian and Chant Collins of Butler was named salutatorian. KIMBERLY
A 29-year-old Longdale man was killed early Monday morning in a single-vehicle accident on a Blaine County road just southeast of his hometown. The victim was Cole Dalton Owens. An
Mickael Carlisle, a 2007 graduate of Clinton High School, has been named Department of Human Services (DHS) Worker of the Year by the Oklahoma County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA)
This week, May 12-19, is being observed nationwide as Police Week. And around here at least, two former members of the Clinton police force will be remembered. A press release
Because of thunderstorms being forecast later in the week, the City will test its emergency storm sirens on Thursday this week instead of Friday, said City of Clinton Emergency Manager