In 1521, Hernando Cortes captured the capital of the Aztec empire, Tenochtitlan (later Mexico City), after a three-month siege. In 1907, the first gasoline-powered taxicab took fares in New York
At the Federal Building in Oklahoma City, members of the Washita Chapter NSDAR were among those attending a Naturalization Ceremony for individuals taking the oath of citizenship. Pictured, front row
A new retail store will open soon on Frisco Avenue, which will offer an alternative for people seeking items that aren’t offered anywhere in Clinton.
Current Chamber chair Anthony Moore and Chamber president Julie Burden Caldwell take a walk outside the Frisco Conference Center.
A husband and wife from Canute have been charged in federal court with distributing methamphetamine to prisoners at the North Fork Correctional Facility in Sayre where both were employed as guards.
Troop H of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol confirmed Friday morning that there was a fatality accident Thursday afternoon on Interstate 40, but a spokesperson said nothing further would be released about it until next of kin is notified.
Superintendent Kevin Hime said some parents of elementary students at Nance, Southwest and Washington are putting others at risk by trying to bypass the line of vehicles waiting to pick up children.
Construction on the 66 Curve (formerly DARCO Square Shopping Center) in the 1400 block of Gary Boulevard has tenants relocating within the center so others can expand.
Kris Collins, left, and Kim Gill move furniture in the Western Oklahoma Christian School office during their preparations for the first day of school.