Clinton High School Key Club members, from left, Emily Stephens, Emma Swope and Litzy Silos show some of the jeans they have collected in an effort to help homeless teenagers. The jean drive will continue through mid-February and donation boxes are at the school library and atrium areas.
A Custer County prisoner who escaped from custody just after Saturday midnight was recaptured that afternoon still wearing his handcuffs.
The Washita National Wildlife Refuge and Foss State Park will host a free wildlife tour on Saturday, Feb. 8.
Sherrie Johnson, Clinton High School FACS teacher, seated left, presents a plant to Connie McGrath, widow of the late Jeff McGrath, former La-Z-Boy material manager. Mr. McGrath died shortly after giving Johnson’s students a tour of the facility in Siloam Springs, Ark., last year.
WEDNESDAY
It proved to be a much warmer day when Jaiden Begay, 15, top, and Charleigh Begay, 4, went fishing at the pier at Acme Park.
The state of Oklahoma announced the launch of a new digital solution for residents to quickly and conveniently renew their vehicle registrations and order birth certificates.
Hanging out at the Semi-Annual Clinton Chamber of Commerce Luncheon are, from left, Matt Meyerdirk from Ace and Mark Miner and Carrie Shelton of Edward Jones.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Sonny Perdue announced USDA will begin taking applications for the second round of $550 million in ReConnect Program loan and grant funding on Jan. 31.
The Custer County Republican Women selected new board members. Taking the oath, from left, are Sheryl Falco, standing in for Reta Hall, vice president; Rose Millspaugh, secretary; MaryAnn Morris, president; and swearing them in is Melinda Doughtery.