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- Glancy among properties condemned
- Police investigating three recent thefts
- Health department holding women’s events
- Local Pictures
- Clinton opens fall practice Monday
Three properties, including the historic Glancy Motel, were condemned at Tuesday night’s Clinton City Council meeting, and the owners of a fourth were given 30 days to begin repairs and show improvement to avoid condemnation.
Seventh-graders Addyson Littke, left, and Craig Hunter are getting a tour of Clinton Middle School from Coach Anthony Moss. Both students are transitioning into middle school from Washington Elementary.
Clinton resident Trista Scott’s automobile was stolen late Monday night after she left it running to go inside a residence.
To spread awareness about breastfeeding, the Custer County Health Department (CCHD) is holding events to educate women about the many benefits it provides for both mothers and babies.
From left, Makia Musick, Cierra Cuccias and Rachael Merchant, the youth leader at The Avenue Church, serve up hot dogs and chips to Sophia Tyler during a recent school supply giveaway.
You know that college tuition and room and board are pricey, but you may be surprised by the many other costs associated with everyday life on campus.
Shortly after 4 p.m. Thursday Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troopers were investigating a single vehicle fatality accident near I-40 and U.S. 183. The deceased is believed to be from Texas.
Southwest Elementary teacher Aide Flores, left, is served by Clinton Public School Foundation board member Bret Matlock. CPSF held its annual “Welcome Back” breakfast for teachers on their first day.