Today is the 281st day of 2020 and the 16th day of autumn.
People have been bombarded with information about the two mainstream presidential candidates. But once you get past Donald Trump and Joe Biden, little is known about the other four candidates that will appear on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Yesterday, I had a nice long Zoom chat with an old friend. I know this is nothing remarkable these days, but it was the first time my friend Andrew had used Zoom.
Work has been steady at the Capitol as the Legislature continues their interim studies.
Lyla Adams swings forward and laughs on a swing at McLain Rogers.
The wedding of Meredith Lockridge of Clinton and Cooper Sperle of Clinton will be Oct. 24, 2020, at Cornerstone Church in Clinton.
Eugene Jefferson Jr. rakes and levels out the sand of a volleyball court during an Eastside Coalition clean-up.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s enrollment for the 2020 fa semester is better than expected.
Judge Dakota Quickle, left, stands next to Clinton’s Mindy Sawatzky, the winner from the goat category at the recent Custer County Free Fair Livestock and Horse Show.
In only 38 days voters will be asked to decide who will be our president for the next four years.