Recently, 20 Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) students representing various departments attended the 2024 Student Leadership Retreat Feb. 29 at Oklahoma City Community College.

Responded to a report of debris in roadway on State Highway 44 and S. 2130 Rd., Foss Responded to a report of a hay bale in roadway in the vicinity of 2340 and 970 Rd., Custer City.

Dr. Ed Rolison, SWOSU retired professor, will make a presentation about his most recent book at the regular meeting of the Western Plains Weatherford Genealogical Society at 7 p.m. Monday in the Cedar School House, 520 W. Main St. in Weatherford.

Here's your preview of Tuesday's CDN

- Midtown Inn project is discussed

- Commisioners talk projects

- Arapaho man unhurt in collision

- Aneshansley has helped kids more than 30 years

- Thompson sets school record in long jump

The Custer County commissioners met Monday morning to discuss and approve district fund transfers, receive department updates and address road maintenance projects.

An Arapaho man was unhurt, but two other people were critically injured in a two-vehicle collision Friday afternoon four miles south of Pocasset.

Midtown Inn project is discussed

During last week’s Clinton City Council meeting, the future of the Midtown Inn, a dilapidated structure situated on W. Gary Boulevard, was a topic of discussion. Jason Smith, president and founder of West OK Co-Op, and Andrew Stone, the organization’s treasurer, attended the meeting to present their updated proposals for the building’s potential revitalization.

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