Funeral services for Betty Whiteman, 60, of Oklahoma City and formerly of Hammon, will be held at 1 p.m. Monday in the Community Fellowship Church in Hammon.
Calls for increasing Oklahoma’s Gross Production Tax on oil and gas production are coming from some possibly unexpected sources.
Recently all of Washington Elementary School’s 160 sixth-graders had the opportunity to work with professional ceramics artist Ronnie Avants, who taught the students new techniques for creating and
Custer County officers – primarily Sheriff Kenneth Tidwell – are asking for a little over $365,000 more from the county’s General Fund for the fiscal year beginning July 1 than they or their predec
Enthusiasm toward an athletic program is hard to come by, now more than ever. A lot of kids play to earn scholarships or for themselves, but few play for the love of the game and their team.
The month of May signifies the winding down of the college baseball regular season and for Clinton alumni Devin Ring and Blake Clanton it represents two different points in their careers.
Three more change orders were dealt with Tuesday night by the Clinton City Council, but this time no one was complaining.
All eighth-graders at Clinton Middle School are in the middle of an in-depth two-week course about the Oklahoma City bombing, which will culminate next week in guided tours of the Oklahoma City Bom
Head coach Eugene Jefferson was all smiles Tuesday, after the Lady Reds soccer team (15-1 overall) exploded for four goals in the second half soaring past Harding Charter Prep 5-0 and advancing to
GRANITE – Arapaho-Butler baseball (19-8 overall) has had zero problems winning in the postseason sweeping their second straight bracket at the Class B regional tournament last week and advancing to
The final regular season game turned into a track meet for the Clinton baseball team lighting up Mangum’s pitching to the tune of 10 hits, 12 RBIs and 13 runs in the team’s 13-4 win Monday at home.
WEATHERFORD – Clinton’s young golf team ended the season on a high note shooting a two-round team score of 692.
Clinton head football coach Reade Box joins us after Clinton's 62-6 win over Chickasha. Reds move to 3-6 overall and keep their playoff hopes alive.
Eighth-graders, from left, Chloe Bailey, Javion Hill and Alundra Martinez get ready for Clinton Middle School’s annual bean supper, to be held from 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Clinton soccer is a combined 18-2 overall.
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