City Manager Mark Skiles continued his introductory tour of Clinton civic clubs this week, visiting the Kiwanis Club Thursday and warning that drought-enforced water restrictions are having an unin
This has been a good summer for area firefighters, but Clinton Chief Randy Carpenter said Friday it’s no time for people to get complacent.
Clinton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors members and their families will be walking along Red Wheat Drive scouting for litter this weekend as a kick-off to their “Clean Clinton Pride Project,
Water wasn’t the only issue discussed at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.
Members of the Clinton Fire Department, along with the Muscular Dystrophy Association, will celebrate their 60-year partnership and kick off the firefighters’ annual Fill the Boot fundraising campa
Those transported by ambulance from a three-vehicle wreck Wednesday in Clinton were Carolyn Sawatzky, 69, of Bessie; Roger Ousley, 61, of Custer City; and Margarita Montalvo, 17, of Clinton.
An amendment that could help get water flowing from a well on private property west of town into city towers within 90 days was approved unanimously Tuesday night by trustees of the Clinton Public
Two Thomas men, Tim Pauls and Justin Ogletree, have been charged with three felonies each after allegedly beating a young Custer City man with baseball bats.
Candidates have been caught unaware by a special election filing period for the Town of Arapaho board of trustees, Custer County Election Board Secretary Ann Brown said.
With the closing of Head Start classes at 900 Avant Ave., several changes have been set into motion for Opportunities, Inc.
Clinton should have an additional 2 million gallons of water per day available within one year of signing a Phase 2 contract with the Severn Trent team, it was indicated Monday night.
Clinton’s hospital is not believed to have had any of its patient information compromised in a huge computer hacking operation done in April and June from China, Chief Executive Officer Rob Lake sa
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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