Taking stock
Clinton’s Southwest Playhouse’s latest production of “Hello, Dolly!” led by Director Marjorie Anderson is a true musical treat for the audience, as patrons will be whisked away with top-notch acting, singing, and dancing by the local performers.
When 12-year-old Lilyan “Lily” Funk was born, doctors were quick to diagnose her with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, meaning that the left side of her heart did not work like it should due to being underdeveloped.
Smart students perform well in various events
Antonio Gonzalez, 39, and Matthew Daniel Boyd, 49, both of Tulsa, have been arrested on charges of possession with intent to distribute and deriving proceeds from illegal drug activity.
The Custer County Oklahoma State University Extension Office announced the Custer County Jr. Livestock Show will be set up on two different schedules due to the time of the Southwest District Livestock Show.
Clinton Supt. Tyler Bridges walked the school board Monday night through the improved data, academics and chronic absenteeism numbers for the district.
At the regular meeting of the Clinton Hospital Authority Wednesday at Clinton Regional Hospital, the standout order of business was the official approval of the contract with Dr. Bryan Bluth.
The Clinton Public School Foundation budgets up to $50,000 a school year to Teacher Classroom Grants and Principal Site Grants through two grant cycles, one in the fall and one in the spring.
Clinton is home to many family-owned businesses. Some of them have been around for years, and one of those businesses is Johnson Signs. Located just south of Clinton, just off of U.S. Highway 183, Johnson Signs has been around since 1991 and is responsible for many signs and decorations all around the city of Clinton.