(AP) — Kosovo’s election authority on Monday barred the main ethnic Serb party from competing in the upcoming parliamentary election, justifying the move by pointing to its nationalist stance and close ties to Serbia.
Carlos Esparza writes Santa all the things he wants for Christmas this year.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a suspicious subject in the 100 block of Gary Blvd.
Assisted Clinton Police Department in the 1000 block of Nowahy.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
To cap off the first semester of school Tracy McCullough, left, was named the 2024-24 Support Staff Employee of the Year and Rhett Blundell was chosen as Teacher of the Year.
Three Western Technology Center engineering students, including two from Clinton, received the Innovate Award Dec. 7 at the Red Dirt Rumble Robotics Meet in El Reno.
On Dec. 13 Ismael Lopez III, 23, of Clinton, was arrested on charges of domestic abuse and consuming intoxicants in public.
Washita Chapter NSDAR honorary regent Carol Ann Batterton is working on an ongoing rock garden project to be placed in veteran clinics. The rocks serve as a thank you to the veterans for their service. Batterton was presented rocks painted by the Arapaho-Butler High School art class taught by Angela Dupree. From left are Merry Jacobs, Jeanette Sikes, Christy Eaton and Daughters of the American Revolution Carol Batterton, Roberta Diggs and Ellena Womack.
The Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board has recently granted funding to the South Western Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA). According to a press release from SWODA, the funds are meant “to be used to decrease the impact of the current opioid crisis. SWODA hopes to increase resources and services that save lives and decrease or prevent illicit opioid use.”