The picnic pavilion at McLain Rogers Park was the last major structure needing a fresh coat of paint, but Clinton Beautification Committee head Steve Weichel said that task has finally been accomplished thanks to a grant from Keep Oklahoma Beautiful (KOB) and some elbow grease provided by PSO emp
Residents of Grace Living Center proudly display ribbons they won at the Custer County Free Fair.
Drilling wells more than three miles deep in the late 1960s was something that GHK Company and partner Lone Star Producing Company believed would produce massive amounts of natural gas.
Three of 10 felony charges against Cameron Gladd, former Clinton High School athlete and Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper, were dismissed Tuesday by the District Attorney’s Office in Beckham County, and he pled no contest to five others.
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 14
MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First United Methodist Church in Clinton. Meets every Saturday. 9 a.m.
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 15
DUNCAN
Ross, Vera Ellen: 87, died Aug. 3. Memorial services 11 a.m. Sept. 21, Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Marlow (Whitt, Duncan).
EDMOND
Mahl, Donald Ray: 87, Shell Oil, died Sept.
11. Memorial services (Matthews, Edmond).
GUTHRIE
In P.E. class at Nance, Logan Daley, left, is being chased by Dean Lund in a game of “Sharks versus Minnows.”
Andy Velasquez and Audrina Trout work on a science project in Robin Rodriquez’s class at Washington Elementary. The students are using a precision scale to weigh the materials they will use in their work.
Participating in a discussion about an “our town” simulation in their fifth grade class at Washington Elementary are, from left, Jayden Potter, Rielon Woodford, Lillian Heerwald and Azreal Fierros.
Oklahoma continues to take positive steps to reduce infant deaths.