During the Clinton First cleanup event held Saturday, from left, Mark Minor, Ken Baker and Ken Ventris make repairs to the wooden swing set on the children’s playground at Acme Brick Park.
Supporters of traditional Medicaid expansion in Oklahoma ratcheted up pressure on Gov. Kevin Stitt recently to schedule a vote on State Question 802.
At the “Clinton Cardboard Classic” racing competition at the Water Zoo are fifth-graders, from left, Azule Uribe, Alexys Talmantes, Reese Giblet, Maya Garcia and Brylie Driskill, ready to put their boat made of cardboard and duct tape into the waters.
If you’re taking on a DIY painting project in your home, you may think buying a “low VOC” (which is short for volatile organic compounds) paint is the healthiest and greenest option out there. But the reality is, almost all household paints are technically “low” VOC.
Nance Elementary student Frida Garcia works on an art project in class.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 11
Two separate weekend accidents saw one Arapaho man die in a mowing accident and another four were injured in a rollover crash on Interstate 40.
It has been announced by the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) that Clinton Middle School Principal Kyle Hilterbran has been named the 2020 Middle Level Principal of the Year. In Clinton to announce the award at a CMS assembly this week was William Parker, executive director of the Oklahoma Association of Secondary School Principals (OASSP) and the Oklahoma Middle Level Education Association (OMLEA).
Custer County Conservation District (CCCD) has issued a press release announcing that a bill which recently passed in the House could be the first step to getting the county’s aging dams repaired. There are 121 watersheds in Custer County, and most of them are nearing the end of their estimated 50-year life span.