Western Oklahoma Christian School 4-H member Mia Foster placed third in her division at the Custer County Demonstration and Job Interview contest with a demonstration about different kinds of baking soda and vinegar reactions.
The Board of Directors of the Red Carpet Community Theatre has voted to re-open the theatre with a “Re-Start the Arts” Variety Show that will feature area talent.
The governor recently signed a bill that will prohibit Oklahoma public schools, colleges and universities from teaching “Critical Race Theory” and from requiring mandatory gender or sexual diversity training or counseling.
Public Service Company of Oklahoma recently filed an application with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to update its prices.
The governor recently lent his John Hancock to a bill by House Speaker Pro Tempore Terry O’Donnell, R-Catoosa, intended to help students become more informed and engaged citizens.
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Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Unknown land sales escalate across county
- Hoffman, Franco are May CHS honorees
- Inattentive driving allegedly leads to fatal accident
- Clinton to see elite teams in semis
Law enforcement officials have continued to track down more information regarding local lands being purchased by foreign entities for the sake of marijuana growth.
City of Clinton Water Foreman Alex Tyler reads a water meter and takes notes on an early spring morning. CDN
The Red Tornado Boy and Girl for the month of May are Abby Hoffman and Bryant Franco.