While it was slowed somewhat because of Thanksgiving, work was continuing this week on the interior of Clinton’s future Veterans Administration outpatient clinic. In this photo, employees of Miller Painting were busy installing and preparing the drywalls for painting.
An interim study was held recently to focus on rising student loan debt and its cost to Oklahoma.
In their study of cells, Daniella Limas and Mason McAtee created models of cells using pizza ingredients in Robin Rodriquez’s science class at Washington Elementary.
Steven Butterick and Donna E. Butterick to Donna E. Butterick, QCD. Lots 20 and 21, Blk. 15, Custer City Original Townsite.
Clinton City Manager Mark Skiles announced Friday the City’s plans to discontinue using water from Clinton
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High winds reaching an estimated 65 miles per hour made Tuesday afternoon a busy time for area fire fighters.
Jesus Moreno, a student in Julie Parker’s first grade class at Nance Elementary School, thinks carefully before beginning his letter to Santa Claus.
Many seniors enrolled in Medicare Part D prescription drug plans will face premium and other cost increases next year, said Keri Divis of Clinton’s Opportunities, Inc., if they don’t switch to lower-cost plans during the open enrollment period which ends Dec. 7.
This weekend is “Small Business Saturday,” when businesses and communities all across the nation encourage citizens to support their local economies when doing their holiday shopping.