-City’s fire insurance code improves
-WPLS’ Miller combines two favorite hobbies
-Driver who collided with semi was critically injured
-Gaunt transfers to Seminole St.
-SWOSU’s Musick logs 200th career win against UAM
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Clinton Fire Chief Brett Russell had the pleasure of announcing a late Christmas present for the city’s property owners Thursday – one that should help some of them in the pocketbook.
As the director of Western Plains Library System, Tim Miller takes his job seriously overseeing eight library branches spread out over four counties. But he definitely has a lighter side as well.
Patrick Conway, 46, of Shawnee, was the driver who allegedly entered Interstate 40 going the wrong way New Year’s night at the east edge of Clinton.
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Cub Scout Pack 361 held its annual Pancake Feast fundraiser at Clinton’s United Methodist Church and money raised will be matched by Masonic Lodge No. 339.
In continuing efforts to chip away at the state’s teacher shortage, the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has launched a new online tool to pair teachers with job openings in Oklahoma public school districts.
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In 1896, Utah was admitted as the 45th U.S. state.
In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson presented the “Great Society” plan in his State of the Union address.
-RHRA would have saved Sayre hospital
-Farmers getting help in battle with feral hogs
-Arapaho Reading Room ready for moving day
-Wrestling ready for tough January
-Hunter’s extra effort leads to strong start with Cougars
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