Nance Elementary teacher Jeff King shows pre-k student Charleigh Be-gay how to correctly hold the handrail while exiting a school bus.
This summer marked the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing. Teachers from across the state no doubt brought the excitement of this anniversary into their classrooms to motivate
Completing a nature trail walk at Acme Brick Park before the heat sets in are Ben Marquez, left, and Marco Cisneros.
Visiting during Triad’s annual RUOK ice cream social, from left, are Sherrif Raji, Corn Heritage Village administrator; Sylvia Woods, Triad president; and Triad member Gary Albert.
A sign on Gary Boulevard displays timely reminders.
Gross Receipts to the Treasury in July are showing signs of moderation in the Oklahoma economy, even as total collections continue to grow, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced. Gross Receipts
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Two grants totaling $9,000 will be made from the City of Clinton’s lodging tax to help promote events here over the next month. They were approved at Tuesday night’s City
In order to vote in the City of Clinton and Weatherford Primary Municipal Elections on Sept. 10, the last day to apply for voter registration is Friday, Aug. 16, said
First-grader Aracely Escandon receives updated vaccinations from Shanda Stratton, RN, at the Custer County Health Department in Clinton.