It went down to the wire Friday afternoon, but there will be a local race concerning Custer County government. Incumbent Wade Anders has drawn Jeremiah Trent as an opponent for Custer County Dist. 1 Commissioner.

At last week’s meeting the Custer County commissioners enacted a burn ban to last 14 days. With only small amount of rain received in the county in the past few days, the commissioners saw no need to lift the ban during Monday’s meeting at the Custer County Courthouse.

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Performed a civil stand-by in the 1100 block of Chandler Dr. Performed a welfare check in the area of 16th St. and Broadway Ave.

As the Oklahoma general election season begins, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation reminds political candidates and volunteers to stay safe, follow the law, save taxpayer money and keep Oklahoma’s highways and interstates free of litter by keeping temporary signs out of highway rights-of-way. Additionally, businesses and individuals are reminded that all signs in the state’s right-of-way, such as advertisements for yard sales, open houses and other sales promotions, are illegal.

Dixie L. Palmer to Greg Allen Morley, Trustee and Greg Allen Morley Revocable Living Trust, WD. Blk. 6, Ridge Crest Addn. Weatherford.

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