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- Fireworks still illegal inside city
- Hospital adding new services
- Pride festival back for second year here
- Seiter returns to lead Clinton boys’ hoops
- Notice of death and services for Robert Franklin Parker
Dontia Hamman completes tie dyeing her socks blue and pink during an outdoor activity at River Valley Skilled Nursing and Therapy.
As the Fourth of July approaches, many individuals are preparing to celebrate independence and family with festive activities, including fireworks. However, this tradition raises concerns for some residents within city limits.
The 2024 Western Oklahoma Pride Festival returns tomorrow to Clinton. The event will be held from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the R.A. “Dick” Lloyd Amphitheatre in McLain Rogers Park. This marks the second year for this community event.
New Chamber of Commerce board members, from left, Mark Nicholson, Clint Lively, and Max McKinsey were nominated to join the board for the
Important updates were shared at the Clinton Hospital Authority meeting Wednesday afternoon at Clinton Regional.
In 1914, Franz Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria, was assassinated by a Serbian nationalist, sparking World War I.
LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) — Nearly a year after wind-whipped flames raced through Kim Ball’s Hawaii community, the empty lot where his house once stood is a symbol of some of the progress being made toward rebuilding after the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than century destroyed thousands of homes and killed 102 people in Lahaina.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court cleared the way Thursday for Idaho hospitals to provide emergency abortions, for now, in a procedural ruling that left key questions unanswered and could mean the issue ends up before the conservative- majority court again soon.
Responded to a 911 call of vandalism in the 500 block of Elm St., Custer City.