The regular meeting of the Custer County Board of County Commissioners was held Tuesday morning due to the Custer County Courthouse being closed for Presidents’ Day.
Jay Bryant with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation prepares to plow Tuesday morning near U.S. Highway 183.
Raylan Jackson, 22, of Weatherford, has been arrested on charges of operating a vehicle without a valid driver’s license, unauthorized use of a vehicle, possession of marijuana, and endangering others while attempting to elude police officers.
Queen Marquetta Hollan, left, and King Nelson Tilley from Clinton Therapy and Living Center enjoy a Valentine’s Day celebration.
Of the 23 entries in the Broiler Market at the Custer County Fairgrounds as part of the Custer County Jr. Livestock Fair Monday, two students from the county won the top two awards.
When 12-year-old Lilyan “Lily” Funk was born, doctors were quick to diagnose her with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, meaning that the left side of her heart did not work like it should due to being underdeveloped.
Clinton’s Southwest Playhouse’s latest production of “Hello, Dolly!” led by Director Marjorie Anderson is a true musical treat for the audience, as patrons will be whisked away with top-notch acting, singing, and dancing by the local performers.
Taking stock
Arapaho-Butler Elementary School will be holding three events at the same time from 5-7 p.m. Feb. 25.
Clinton Supt. Tyler Bridges walked the school board Monday night through the improved data, academics and chronic absenteeism numbers for the district.