Starting Jan. 8, 2020, Social Security offices nationwide will be open to the public on Wednesday afternoons, Andrew Saul, Commissioner of Social Security, announced. This change restores Wednesday public service
Does your refrigerator stink? Cut a potato in half and poke a few dried cloves into it. The potato acts like a sponge and will absorb smells, and the cloves
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4 SENIOR EVENT: Quilting at the Senior Citizens Center. This event is open to all seniors. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First
Transportation officials aren’t rushing to raise speed limits to 80 mph on rural turnpikes in the state. However, important studies are underway, with traffic engineers and other professionals examining factors
Washington Elementary sixth-grader Kensie Watson holds her art class project, a pencil drawing done in the Mexican folk art style.
Here's what people are reading in Tuesday's Clinton Daily News
- Traffic stop nets 1.03 lbs. of meth, guns
- Clintonite seeking Dist. 57 seat
- School Board filing underway
- Cecil, Goldie Pettle estate will benefit future generations
Preparing for tonight’s Chocolate Festival at a downtown business are, from left, Sue Gorshing, Ann Newcomb, Martha Casas and Frances Mendez. The purchase of one $5 ticket will entitle the
Former assistant district attorney, Juan Garcia, Democrat, of Clinton, is running for the Oklahoma State House of Representatives in District 57 (Custer, Beckham, Blaine, Caddo, Canadian counties). He will be
Methamphetamine measured at 1.03 pounds along with three guns were recovered by officers Michael O’Kelley and Greg Perez of the Clinton Police Department during a traffic stop about 10 p.m.
The Declaration of Candidacy filing period for the Board of Education No. 5 seats in Clinton, Arapaho-Butler, Weatherford and Thomas-Fay-Custer school districts opened Monday morning. According to Custer County Election