Paulyn West is hoping the color changes to one she has during Uno and Milkshakes at River Valley Therapy Center. CDN | Christian Jacobsen
Clinton’s Eli Anderson hustles to third base during the Reds’ home game against El Reno. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
Winter Lee, left, and Tatum Shackelford smile after competing in the Unified Bocce Ball at the Special Olympics Summer State Games last week at Oklahoma State University. CDN |Courtesy Photo
David Russell, left, and Robert Plaza replace and install a new fence post at the Clinton Swimming Pool. CDN | Christian Jacobsen
CDN | Christian Jacobsen
Sully Acosta winds up a spin to get his lasso to move faster than he previously did, at the Clinton Public Library.

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Clinton’s Eli Anderson hustles to third base during the Reds’ home game against El Reno. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

For the final time, the Clinton Reds baseball team ended the season under the leadership of recently retired coach Kelly Gaunt after 38 years in the dugout.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Alex Caruso sparked another big effort from the bench Tuesday night. And he’s a big reason the Thunder are on the verge of returning to the NBA Finals.

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In 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act into law.

• If you have energy-saving solar-powered outdoor lights in your garden that don’t illuminate for as long as they used to, it may be time to check the batteries. Solar-powered lights use rechargeable batteries that charge during the day, using the sun’s light as an energy source. The lights then switch on their integrated LED bulbs at night, using the batteries’ charge. Over time, the batteries lose their ability to charge and need to be replaced. Replace those batteries with new rechargeable batteries every two years, and you’ll see your lights working almost as good as new.

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Loretta Faye (Hankins) Chenault, affectionately known by all as Faye, went to heaven on Friday, May 22, 2026, in Shawnee, Oklahoma, surrounded by the love of the family she so dearly cherished. She was 84 years old.

Funeral services for Loretta Faye Chenault, 84, of Shawnee, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, at First Baptist Church.