Southwestern Oklahoma State University Theatre will be presenting the Oklahoma premier of “Where Words Once Were” by Finegan Kruckemeyer at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, Monday, Nov. 18, and Tuesday, Nov. 19, and at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov.
Joshua Isbell, a student in Shakira Thigpen’s third grade class at Southwest Elementary, proudly displays a certificate naming him Student of the Month for October.
A new law will give people with felonies on their records the opportunity to seek occupational licensing for a number of professions as long as their crimes are not violent or sexual in nature.
No serious injuries were believed to have occurred in an auto rollover accident early Friday afternoon in the 2600 block of Modelle.
The license plate number of someone who evidently stole a large amount of merchandise Tuesday night from Clinton’s soon-to-be-closed Kmart store has been tracked to someone from Hydro, Detective Lt. Luis De La Torre said Thursday.
With the temperature hovering near freezing and a strong wind blowing, Wednesday was not an appropriate day for a meeting of the Clinton Golf Course Advisory Board. But one was held nonetheless, and the weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of the few attendees.
The Southwest Elementary “cafeteria ladies,” from left, Nina Bacon, Magnolia Andablo, Blanca Hernandez, Martha Lopez, Delores Torres and Susan Crane hold flowers given to them by the school in recognition of Cafeteria Workers Appreciation Week.
Weatherford resident Michael Duane Bidwell, 33, is facing a charge of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon for allegedly shooting a former girlfriend in the arm with a BB gun.
Clinton Director of Economic Development Roland Mower said the Elevate Clinton campaign, put forth earlier this year by the Clinton Economic Development Authority’s (CEDA) board of trustees, is on track and moving forward with its program of work.