SATURDAY
AUGUST 3
MEETING: Al-Anon New Beginnings will be hosted at First United Methodist Church in Clinton. 9 a.m.
SUNDAY
AUGUST 4
Clinton Public School Foundation board members, from left, Pat Peters, Carrie Shackelford, Summer Garcia and Amy Crumley served breakfast to Clinton teachers on their first day back after summer break.
Many parents and children in Oklahoma may be lost in “deserts” when it comes to child care, state Sen. Allison Ikley-Freeman believes.
At the Back-to-School Bash held at McLain Rogers Park this week, cousins enjoy a spot of shade while enjoying some free hot dogs. Pictured, from left, are Bently Cuccias, 6, first grade; Emma Cuccias, 4, pre-k; Bradley Cuccias, 2; and Karina Cuccias (Emma’s mom).
In early July, Gov. Kevin Stitt announced he wanted to renegotiate the state’s tribal gaming compacts.
Attorney General Mike Hunter commended Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for voting to implement rules to ban caller ID spoofing in text messages and international calls.
-Clinton Public Schools adds 25 new teachers to its roster
-SWPH announces ‘Mamma Mia!’ cast list
-Deceased bike rider identified by M.E.’s office
-Football centennial festivities set
-Arapaho-Butler begins reloading process
-Plus see local pictures
Clinton Public Schools is adding 25 new teachers to its roster for the 2019-2020 school year. Below is the biographical information for each new teacher provided to the Clinton Daily
The cast list has been announced for the Southwest Playhouse production of “Mamma Mia!,” said the show’s director, Jill Powell. This musical romantic comedy features the songs of the 1970s
At the “back-to-school bash” held at McLain Rogers Park, from left, are Angelina Nava, Amanda Campbell, 5-year-old Damon Cox, Bonnie Trissell (background) and Rachael Cox. Five-hundred bags of school supplies