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Renee Hill holds a copy of her recently released novel, “Bound,” next to a poster depicting the cover art. CDN | Shiann Dawson

Renee Hill holds a copy of her recently released novel, “Bound,” next to a poster depicting the cover art. CDN | Shiann Dawson

Local author ‘Bound’ to complete book

Local author Renee Hill has recently released “Bound,” the first book in her upcoming Danport series. Hill will be signing copies of her novel beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday at Place of Grace on Frisco Avenue.“This is a fictional story, fictional town – Danport, Vermont.
Carlos Quilantan places bricks on a column Wednesday at the Troop H Oklahoma Highway Patrol Headquarters construction site. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Carlos Quilantan places bricks on a column Wednesday at the Troop H Oklahoma Highway Patrol Headquarters construction site. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Brick and mortar

Carlos Quilantan places bricks on a column Wednesday at the Troop H Oklahoma Highway Patrol Headquarters construction site.

Pair charged after alleged vehicle burglaries

Two Clinton men have been arrested after allegedly breaking into and stealing from multiple parked vehicles in Weatherford.Weatherford police officers were dispatched around 2:12 a.m. Feb.14 to the scene at 301 W. Oklahoma Ave.
Tim Ruyle, left, and OHP Cmdr. Chance Husted donate double the amount of blood Tuesday for the Our Blood Institute blood drive at First Christian Church. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Tim Ruyle, left, and OHP Cmdr. Chance Husted donate double the amount of blood Tuesday for the Our Blood Institute blood drive at First Christian Church. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Giving blood, giving back to community

City to pay fine to DEQ for sewer issue

The Clinton Public Works Authority will be paying a fee of $7,500 to the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) following an incident during which raw sewage leaked onto a wheat field and into the Washita River last spring.
Oklahoma Historical Society Director Chantry Banks, left, introduces the new director for the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, Cory Cart, Tuesday at the museum. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Oklahoma Historical Society Director Chantry Banks, left, introduces the new director for the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, Cory Cart, Tuesday at the museum. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Museum director greets public

The Oklahoma Route 66 Museum has a new director that has a deep love of small communities and looks forward to the future. He met with the public Tuesday at the museum during a meet and greet.
Rebekah Campbell performs with the Pride of Oklahoma at last year’s OU vs. Texas football game at the Texas State Fair. CDN | Courtesy photo

Rebekah Campbell performs with the Pride of Oklahoma at last year’s OU vs. Texas football game at the Texas State Fair. CDN | Courtesy photo

Campbell pursuing music degree with Pride

Rebekah Campbell always wanted to be a teacher and playing in the Pride of Oklahoma Marching Band gets her fired up for her goal.Campbell, daughter of Scott and Amanda Campbell, graduated Clinton High School in 2024 with her sights set on OU’s Pride.
State placer

State placer

State placer

Idalia Pelayo displays her medal for placing in the top eight of the interview category of the Business Professionals of America State Conference held in Tulsa.

City sales tax incentives discussed

It’s been much debated in the past, but the Clinton Economic Development Authority met Wednesday at the Frisco Center to discuss the sales tax incentive agreement program offered to prospective businesses looking to operate in Clinton.

2 wrecks on same highway

Two separate crashes on the same highway resulted in one fatality early Thursday morning in Washita County, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.The first crash occurred at approximately 4:14 a.m. Thursday. Trooper Kelby Peoples reports that Bailey A.