-Butler youth pleads to rape of 13-year-old
-Western Oklahoma getting opioid help
-Playhouse names Suessical cast
-Arapaho-Butler picks up hardware
-Reds set for final tourney ahead of break
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Wear It Again Warehouse staff members Nicole Bolden, top, and Terry Covington organize a rack of coats. Winter coats are just $2 each, or free with a voucher from Mission
Southwest Playhouse has announced the cast list for “Seussical the Musical,” and director Julie K. Barnett said most of the production’s 60 cast members will be children and youth ages
A Butler youth pled guilty Dec. 9 to first-degree rape in an assault on a 13-year-old girl that happened between July 4 and 6, 2018. The defendant is Austin Gass.
More than $4.5 million is being funneled into Oklahoma to help fight what’s being labeled as “an opioid crisis in Western Oklahoma.” The money is part of $333 million that’s
A water line at 9th Street and Avant Avenue burst Tuesday morning, causing workers to brave frigid temperatures in order to repair it. Running the backhoe is City of Clinton
The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office (OHSO) is teaming up with more than 60 law enforcement agencies across the state to make sure everyone has a safe holiday. The annual enforcement
Icy conditions affected roadways earlier this week, causing a pickup pulling a trailer to jack knife while traveling west on Interstate 40 at mile marker 61 in Clinton.
At this month’s Festival of Lights Parade, Justin Ruiz and Moose, riding on the float entered by JT’s Wrecker, took home third prize overall.
Senator James Lankford (R-OK) was awarded the “Fight for Good” award by the Salvation Army for his dedicated work in fighting the opioid crisis. “As a community, we should all