Officials with the Oklahoma State Election Board cautioned voters about a mailing from a Tulsa-based organization, “OKVOTE,” after state and county election offices received several complaints from voters this week.
Oklahoma writer William Bernhardt watched as the COVID lockdown caused one writers’ conference after another to cancel, and he was determined not to let that happen to WriterCon, the conference he hosts at Oklahoma City’s Skirvin Hotel every Labor Day weekend.
The National Association of Attorneys General has announced that Attorney General Mike Hunter’s Solicitor General Unit has received the organization’s 2020 U.S. Supreme Court Best Brief Award.
Here is a look at Friday's headlines
- Passports feature four Clinton stops
- Birthday convoy to honor longtime local educator
- Cleanup opportunity to be held this weekend
- Arapaho-Butler going strong into districts
Clinton will host four of the 66 stops featured in the official Oklahoma Route 66 Passport.
Twin sisters Ela, left, and Riley Thomas explore the new equipment at McLain Rogers for the first time and have a blast.
Excelsior alumni will be hosting a surprise 96 birthday celebration for former teacher Ophelia McMillon.
Ward 4 City Councilman Elect Arthur Lloyd is spearheading the upcoming Eastside Coalition cleanup of Joe Baker Park set for Saturday.
MIDWEST CITY Clark, Agatha Lee: 97, homemaker, died Sept. 8. Graveside services 1 p.m. Sept. 26, Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery (Schaudt, Glenpool).
Clinton residents Bill Jackson, left, and Sally Sappington take a walk at Klump Park during the nice weather.