-Jarrell retiring as Veterans Center head
-City-wide cleanup planned Oct. 19; trash disposal free
-Berrong talk well accepted at Weatherford
-Hamburger:No jail time but $500 fine
-CHS starts district play at Racers
-Plus see local pictures
The “Fab Five Women with a Purpose” committee talks with playground design consultant Mitch Carney about structures needed for the revamp of the playground at McLain Rogers Park. From left
The City of Clinton’s citywide cleanup is being planned for Saturday, Oct. 19, with free services being offered to help residents dispose of trash from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Clinton Mayor David Berrong is drawing accolades from Weatherford City Attorney David Duncan. The mayor spoke Aug. 28 to a meeting of about 80 members of the Weatherford Rotary Club.
After 30 years of caring for Oklahoma veterans, Clinton Veterans Center Administrator Brenda Jarrell is retiring, and a reception will be held for her at 2 p.m. Thursday at the
Officers of the Arapaho-Butler FFA chapter participated recently in the 2019 Oklahoma FFA Chapter Officer Leadership Training in Lawton. Pictured are, front row from left, Bryce Waugh of Tipton, Southwest
Custer County Commissioner Kurt Hamburger – who pled guilty Friday to a misdemeanor for operating a petty cash fund out of his office – does not have to spend any
In 1513, Spanish explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa became the first European to see the Pacific Ocean. In 1789, Congress approved the 10 constitutional amendments collectively known as the Bill
State Reps. Zack Taylor, Lundy Kiger and Randy Randleman are hosting two interim studies to look at several aspects of charter school funding. A third study, hosted by Kiger and
The Agricultural Enhancement and Diversification Program (AEDP) helps fund qualified agriculture-related projects across the state with zero percent interest loans and grants. The program goal is to expand the state’s