-Voters will be asked to keep half-cent tax
-Virtual medicine coming to schools
-Woman charged in large forgery
-Clinton, Hall set for ranked bout
-Plus see local pictures
A half-cent Clinton sales tax that was passed in 2015 will be continued for 25 years to 2044 if voters approve. By a 4-0 vote, the Clinton City Council on
Clinton School District nurse Sheffield Southall has a new tool this year to help students avoid unnecessary days off from school, and it will also help busy parents avoid unnecessary
As Clinton High School teacher Sandra Roulet directs the Advanced Choir during the school’s “100 Years of Football Celebration,” teacher Debbie Carlisle kneels while holding a microphone to record students,
Clinton resident Roselyn Rodriguez, 50, has been charged with forging a $3,500 check from an Edmond land company that was made out to C. Beaty Oil & Gas, LLC, of
The stained glass entry submitted by Arapaho residents MaryAnn Morris and her husband Bob (not pictured) at the Custer County Free Fair won 1st place, Best of Show and Champion
Western Technology Center’s STEM Academy Coat Ceremony welcomed new Pre-Engineering students into the two- year program. The Coat Ceremony symbolizes the student’s commitment to pursue excellence in their education and
Zachary Smith learns how to use science lab tools at Washington Elementary.
A new mentoring program is set to begin at Nance Elementary, with the goal of providing some extra attention for children who might benefit from it, said Principal Janalyn Taylor.