Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) is announced a significant gift from William (Bill) Morris, a 1974 alumnus of the university, and his wife, Gail, both of Wichita, Kansas. This contribution will enhance the William R. Morris Endowment, which funds the Kay Morris Rozzell Scholarships, directly benefiting students in SWOSU’s Department of Education. Morris has remained a passionate advocate for higher education and student success. Through their enduring support, the Morris family continues to honor the legacy of Kay Morris Rozzell by investing in aspiring educators who are committed to shaping future generations.
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has officially entered an agreement to purchase the Lawton Correctional Facility from The GEO Group. ODOC will assume operational control on July 25, a major milestone in strengthening the agency’s transformative presence.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Two years after approving a tough-on-crime sentencing law, South Dakota is scrambling to deal with the price tag for that legislation: Housing thousands of additional inmates could require up to $2 billion to build new prisons in the next decade.
Firefighters John Denney, left, and Lt. Joe Williams are all smiles as they wait for runners to hand water out to in McLain Rogers Park during the Clinton Classic Run Saturday.
Tuesday’s Special Election to amend the original ordinance to sell Clinton Regional Hospital to Rural Hospital Solutions officially passed by the margin of 503-41 to b
Waiting for the final official tally to be released by the State Election Board, but it appears the vote to authorize the sale of the hospital will easily pass.
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- Friends on Frisco back this week
- Commissioners discuss weather
- Fire claims trailer home
- High winds topple trees
- Clinton Daily News honored at annual OPA convention
Rain was a heavy topic of conversation at the Custer County Commissioner’s meeting Monday at the Custer County Courthouse, for better and for worse.
Clinton’s summer Friends on Frisco event is making its return Thursday evening to Engleman Park on Frisco Avenue.