Attorney General Mike Hunter released the following statement following the U.S. Supreme Court decision to restore the Carpenter v. Murphy case to its calendar for re-argument during the next term

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From left, Michael Romero, Nathan Soto and Rene Escarcega conduct a Discovery Zone experiment at Summer Playground 2.0. Here they are watching for a possible explosion from the item over

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From left, Zayvon Hester, Sadie Roedell, Kyler Haag and Geneva Garcia dive into reading books at Summer Playground 2.0.

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Sentinel music teacher Shirley Clayton, right, is presented the Teacher of the Year Award by Supt. Jason Goostree.

 

-McDonald hired as CBA administrator
-City voting Sept. 10, Nov. 12
-July 4th celebrations set 
-More tragedy, wrecks on roads
-CHS improves on day two of 7-on-7
-Clinton breaks even to end summer campaign
-Plus see local pictures 

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Oklahoma Department of Wildlife District 7 Chief Jeff Headrick teaches Summer Playground student Tamara Gresham how to use a bow and arrow. Ten game wardens brought an archery trailer to

This year’s Clinton City Council elections will be held Sept. 10 if a primary vote is needed and Nov. 12 if a general election is needed. Two seats are at

After three serious motor vehicle accidents the previous weekend, four more were recorded in western Oklahoma this past weekend. This time they were farther from Clinton but just as disastrous

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Corn Bible Academy has hired Kansas native Tim Mc-Donald to head the school in the dual roles of principal and superintendent. McDonald will make several trips to the area in

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