Clinton Water Department employees replacing a fire hydrant at the intersection of Rawlings Drive and Randolph Road Wednesday are Alex Tyler, left, and Gary Kluckner standing inside a hole dug
Scammers are always cooking up creative new ways to separate people from their money. The sad reality is that it often works. The latest schemes involve so-called “money flipping,” and
Read this carefully: Only use this tip if you have LEFTOVER tomato soup, pasta sauce or ketchup! If your garbage disposal smells funny, don’t pour chemicals like chlorine bleach down
The City of Clinton reported a water line breakage this morning in the Sights Acres neigh
One trailer house collapsed and burned completely, but Clinton and Arapaho firemen were able to save another Friday evening in the Newcomb Addition north and east of the Love’s Truck
Clinton United Fund executive secretary Judy Schmidt said the 2019-2020 fund drive is off to a good start, with $3,113 collected in the first week. Most of the funds collected
Preparing dogs for a long-haul transport to no-kill shelters in other states are Caitlin Sumler of Hinton, front, and Heather Estrada of Clinton, director of Haven Animal Rescue and Transport
Western Oklahoma Christian School third-grade teacher Delaney Funk, left, and second-grade teacher Danyal Walters put the finishing touches on a bulletin board in preparation for the first day of school
Clinton High School principal Paula Harp hopes every single CHS student will attend the “back-to-school bash” planned for the first day of school on Thursday. Not only because several fun