In 1969, journalist Seymour Hersh broke the story of the My Lai Massacre in Vietnam over The Associated Press wire service. In 1979, President Jimmy Carter ordered a halt to
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 12 STORY TIME: Clinton Public Library holds its weekly story time for young children. For additional information call (580) 323-2165. 10 a.m. SUPPORT GROUP: Foster-Adoptive Association meets at
A double homicide was investigated late Sunday night and early Monday morning in Clinton by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, spokesperson Brook Arbeitman confirmed.
Due to Monday’s inclement weather, the Clinton Chamber of Commerce announced today’s Veterans Day Parade is canceled.
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Brandon Benevento, who allegedly shot and killed his ex-wife April 20 in front of the Arapaho quick shop, was bound over for trial Thursday following a very brief preliminary hearing that lasted only an hour and a half.
Christmas Connection volunteers are getting an early start on the holiday shopping season, and they’re asking the community to start now to donate gifts for less advantaged kids in Clinton and Arapaho.
Veterans saluting the American flag at the Clinton Veterans Center are Combat Medic 4th Army Larry Dobbs, seated; and back row from left, Eugene Hall; Bobby Stewart; Marine sergeant Isiah Jack Giles; Donald Miller; and Michael Flynn, U.S. Army staff sergeant.
Life at Clinton Veterans Center has been running smoothly ever since its former administrator retired at the end of September, according to the center’s new administrator, Stephanie Taylor. That is thanks in part to a very well-planned hand-off.
Working in the reading garden at Nance Elementary are, from left, maintenance crew member Brian Newman, Praizley Torres, Harley Hullett, Dean Lund, Kaylee Western, Camden Stahorn and Xzavier Fuentes.