Diana Miracle, a Clinton resident, recently self-published her debut poetry collection, “Generational Curses Can Be Broken.” The book draws from Miracle’s personal experiences with trauma and healing, aiming to encourage fellow survivors and spread awareness about breaking the cycle of adversity.

Crystal Smith, left, and Khelsea Risinger celebrate National Historic Marker

Clinton Regional Hospital celebrated the successful delivery of a baby girl in its emergency room last week – the hospital’s first newborn in more than three years.

As summer events loom on the horizon, the Clinton Classic Run organizers gathered Wednesday morning to discuss the details and preparations for this year’s much-anticipated June race.

The Arapho-Butler Lady Indians softball team (26-8) opened the Regional Tournament at home as the visitor Thursday against the Rock Creek Lady Mustangs, where they stumbled out of the gate losing 7-6.

Clinton Chamber of Commerce members arrived at their Wednesday afternoon luncheon at the Frisco Center, eager to enjoy a good meal and learn about the latest advancements in Oklahoma’s aerospace industry.