Anthony Moore, an attorney based in Clinton, announced his candidacy Thursday night for the Oklahoma Legislature in next year’s elections.
Besides $27,500 to upgrade air handling in the County Jail, Custer County commissioners also spent $5,000 Monday to renew Custer’s membership in an organization that could save the lives of some of its emergency responders some day.
The three-year Elevate Clinton economic development plan that’s been in the works this year will kick off with a city-wide cleanup effort from 8 a.m. until noon on Saturday, Oct. 5, said Chamber of Commerce president Julie Burden Caldwell.
Fundraising has kicked off for the 2019-2020 “Backpacks for Kids” program, which serves hungry elementary students in Clinton and Arapaho.
Clinton High School junior/senior counselor Brenda Louthan, top, and students Calli Thompson, left, and Arianna Jaquez are getting the word out about CHS’s “College Application Day.”
Washington student Abigail Williams uses a microscope in her science class.
Attorney General Mike Hunter has sent a letter to the U.S.
SAYRE – An oft-convicted prison regular who shot two people to death on Easter Sunday five months ago was assessed two life-without-parole prison sentences here Wednesday after pleading guilty to
The names of two longtime Clinton thrift shops are changing. The Wear It Again Shop and the Wear It Again Warehouse will now be known respectively as the Mission House