A family-owned business in the process of relocating to Clinton is destined to become a local landmark, when Wall Bin Hoppers & Wall Equipment erects its new office building later
SATURDAY MAY 11 MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First United Methodist Church in Clinton. Meets every Saturday. 9 a.m. SUNDAY MAY 12 DINNER: Custer Senior Citizens Second
Southwest Elementary fourth-grader Janie Herndon stops by the “kissing booth” while attending the Cinco de Mayo festival at St. Mary’s Catholic Church. In the background is Heather Estrada of the
Giving a spirited performance in Nance Elementary’s “Moosical” are, front row from left, Max Soto, Jaylah Mendoza and Leah Fanshier; middle row, Julian Bonilla, Nathan Salas-Esparza and Naima Hammond; and
The 37th Sawatzky-Lettkeman family reunion will be held Sunday, May 26, at the Western Oklahoma Christian School, 2901 Beverly Lane, south of Clinton. ● 10 a.m. — Registration ● 11:30
While there’s no question the state will invest more in education this year than it did in 2018 – a year that marked a funding increase of more than 19
Corn Bible Academy seniors Drew Geisler and Kimberly Javorsky were crowned Mr. and Miss CBA for their exemplary spiritual leadership, academic excellence and outstanding Christian character.
Kaci Pennington of Kingfisher and Briley Baca of Clinton have announced intentions to marry July 6, 2019, in a ceremony at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Kingfi sher.
More than 181,000 registered voters in Oklahoma will receive an official Address Confirmation Notice from the State Election Board over the next two months. The notices are required by state
Western Oklahoma Christian School student Luis Salcido enjoys a pizza party sponsored by Clinton Daily News.