A Caddo County man could be facing up to five years in prison and $250,000 in fines after pleading guilty to aiding and abetting cockfighting on his property.
The guilty party is Douglas Wayne Butler, 67, a former Caddo County deputy sheriff.
At 2:23 p.m. Thursday emergency personnel were called to an accident involving a school bus and a pick-up truck at the intersection of 13th and Gary Blvd. The bus was full at the time.
-Damage less than feared from Round 1
-Downtown building takes flight
-Clinton schools year-end activities set
-CHS doubles place at state
-Clinton senior competed in final seasons as a Whitney
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Tornadic storms that slashed their way across much of western Oklahoma overnight Tuesday kept lots of people awake but surprisingly did much less damage than had been feared. However, more
Members of Clinton Chamber of Commerce’s retail committee decided to make their own contribution to the beautification of Clinton, by arranging to have local artist Lynne Chastain paint a mural
Mail carrier Dannielle Patton holds examples of plastic bags that will be delivered to Clinton residents’ mailboxes this week for the Clinton post office’s annual food drive for Opportunities, Inc.
Another year is winding down and Clinton School District’s official last day of the 2018-2019 school year will be Wednesday, May 15. Following is a list of special activities scheduled
Was it a boat or a car? Whatever it was, it did considerable damage to this guardrail at the south end of 13th Street, where it curves and blends into
THURSDAY MAY 9 SENIOR EVENT: Arapaho Senior Citizens will meet at the Arapaho Community building for a Pot Luck Dinner. 6:30 p.m. MEETING: Native Outreach Baptist Chapel to hold a
“You’re sitting at home one night and get a phone call that your husband is being medevaced and he’s coming home. They said it was for spinal injuries,” recalled Mandy