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- No suspects for missing Frisco Center money
- CPS Foundation awards 10 Classroom Grants
- Elk City man dies in crash
- Custer Co. leaders in justice: Dist. Attorney Angela Marsee
- Lady Reds suffer home setback
Dear Doctors: I have been stress eating during the pandemic. That includes plenty of junk food, unfortunately, and I've gained 15 pounds. I'm sure it has been bad for my gut microbiome, and I want to do a reset. How do you eat for your gut to be healthier?
DEAR HARRIETTE: The company that I work for recently hired a new social media manager who is making us all look bad. I work for a Black-owned brand that relies heavily on social media for sales and marketing. I was the social media manager before being promoted, and I did a much better job. The content that the new hire has been putting out has been tacky and a bit pandering. I don't think the owners of the brand have noticed that we're rubbing our audience the wrong way with some of this new content. I want to step in, but my duties have almost nothing to do with social media management now. What should I do? – Bad Content
Thursday Carmella Jefferson, left, and Caden Powell were named the 2022 Clinton High School Basketball Homecoming Queen and King, respectively. All senior basketball players were homecoming candidates. The Lady Reds and Reds played the homecoming games against the Tuttle Tigers. CDN
After conducting a thorough investigation, Clinton Police Detective Luis De La Torre said no one will be charged after a significant amount of money was reported stolen Dec. 6, 2021, from Clinton’s Chamber of Commerce office at the Frisco Center.
The Clinton Public School Foundation approved 10 Classroom Grants that totaled $15,507 in funds for the spring 2022 semester.
An Elk City man died Thursday afternoon as a result of a two-vehicle accident in the westbound lane of Interstate 40 at mile marker 60, four miles west of Clinton.
District Attorney Angela Marsee is passionate about fighting for the people. She knew by the time she began law school at Oklahoma State University that she wanted to be a prosecutor.
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