There is no reason for anyone in Clinton to be hungry or alone this Thanksgiving holiday, thanks to two very special churches that are opening their doors to the community.
On Tuesday, Tony Romo made the difficult and ultimately final decision to relinquish his role as the Dallas Cowboys starting quarterback.
After an up-and-down 2016 season, SWOSU football (5-6) managed to finish on a high note going 5-2 in its final seven games garnering some honors along the way.
The deaths of an Elk City husband and wife found deceased on the same day last July have been ruled accidental, apparently due to overdosing on prescription medications.
At the school board’s first meeting since results of Clinton’s A-F school report card were announced, principals vowed to continue efforts to provide the best education possible for Clinton’s stude
Two weeks into the 2016-2017 basketball season, and the Arapaho-Butler Indians are off to a fast start.
The 2016 postseason continues for the Corn Bible Crusaders (7-4) as they hit the road to play Class C No. 1 Pond Creek-Hunter (11-0) at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the quarterfinals.
It turns out that this area not only will be represented at the top levels of the Oklahoma House of Representatives when the 2017 legislature convenes in February, but also of the State Senate as w
Clinton police are seeking the public’s help in finding a 16-year-old girl who, as of Thursday, had not been seen since Monday.
The missing teenager is Layken Thompson.
A 53-year-old man took his own life early Wednesday morning as the outgrowth of a series of domestic incidents over the past few weeks, Sheriff Bruce Peoples said.
Two United States Department of Agriculture loan programs have earmarked a total of $1.25 million to be used for new and emerging small businesses in Custer and surrounding counties.
After beating Ada for the second consecutive year, the Clinton Red Tornadoes (9-2) face their toughest test of the season Friday at Muskogee, as they travel to play the undefeated Hilldale Hornets
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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