Here's your preview of Thursday's CDN

- County talks jail upgrade modifications

- Sheriff’s Office receives funds from area businesses

- Street murals to continue downtown

- Oklahoma hands offense to true freshman

Time test

New hire Bobby Winans does a “bunker drill” to test his readiness at the Clinton Fire Department. The drill has firefighters put on all their gear in under a minute to ensure that when a call comes in they’ll have a quick response time.

Custer County commissioners accepted various monetary donations from businesses across Weatherford for use in the department to supplement items not included in the office’s budget, during a regular meeting Wednesday.

Jail updates continue to be a focus of Custer County commissioners as they work to address problems at the aging facility with plans in place to upgrade the jail’s security systems, including cameras and cell locking mechanisms, with commissioners moving to accept an agreement with ECC Security Technology Solutions, to evaluate the jail’s security system and identify necessary specifications for upgrades.

Pieces of the puzzle

Antonio Perez, left, and Gabriel Pineda, make a grid of rebar supports that will later be used to fortify the concrete foundation for the new Clinton Middle School on Jaycee Lane.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — A top U.S. delegation is meeting with Mexico’s president Wednesday in what many see as an attempt to have Mexico do more to limit a surge of migrants reaching the U.S. southwestern border.

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