Medicare beneficiaries will be required to activate an online account at mymedicare.gov before Oct. 15, said Opportunities, Inc. outreach coordinator Elisa Sanders. Going forward, seniors will have to go online
Clinton will have plenty of company with the closing of Kmart stores nationwide this fall. The closing of the store here was announced Friday, effective Dec. 15. Four others in
Fire completely destroyed a house in Arapaho across the street from the Custer County Courthouse early Sunday morning. Patrick and Lashley Helvey and their three sons – ages 5, 7
Pre-k students Aubree Thompson, left, and Alexander Garcia look through a large donation of supplies donated to their classroom at Nance Elementary.
Early voting for the Sept. 10 Primary Municipal Elections will be held this week, said Custer County Election Board Secretary Ann Brown, from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Thursday
Governor Kevin Stitt announced Tom Bates will lead a new initiative by the Governor’s office titled “Front Porch” to better integrate services provided by Oklahoma’s state health and human services
Salvador Rodrigues of Hinton, left, sells a watermelon to longtime Clinton resident Frances Hoffman. Rodrigues sells a variety of melons along Gary Boulevard.
A new law takes effect Nov. 1 that will better protect stranded motorists and wrecker services on Oklahoma roads and highways. The legislation, by Senate principal author, Sen. Brent Howard,
Junior Service League officers for 2019-2020 are, from left, Kelli Williams, secretary; Stormie Hill, president; Tayler Hartman, vice president; Rebekah Hill, assistant to the assistant vice president; Merlanda Dorman, assistant
Western Technology Center’s STEM Academy Coat Ceremony welcomed new students into the two-year Biomedical program. Juniors and seniors pictured are, front row from left, Kerri Helt, Lindsey Hernandez, Karissa Whiteshirt,