Here's your preview of Wednesday's paper
- Howl-O-Ween event to help dog pound
- A-B set to host carnival fundraiser
- Auto burglaries hit certain areas
- County urges winter safety
- Clinton football looks to unwheel the Boomers
Local police are currently investigating a string of auto burglaries that occurred last week in the areas of S. 24th Street and Sherwood Road.
Safety for the coming season was spotlighted at Tuesday’s Custer County commissioner meeting, with tips shared related to staying safe on the road and preventing fire-related losses.
Clinton’s Howl-O-Ween Trunk or Treat Fundraiser will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at 100 N. 30th St., and admission is free. Events will include a car show, pet adoption event, and pumpkin decorating contest. “Our biggest objective is to try to raise money for the Clinton City Dog Pound,” said event organizer Khristen Sawatzky.
Responded to a report of assault and battery in the 21000 block of State Highway 73, Foss.
Ground-level cuts
Arapaho-Butler Schools plans to enjoy this month’s autumn festivities with the return of its annual carnival, set from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 24.
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Here's your preview of Tuesday's paper
- More details emerge on suspected murderer
- Changes slated for homecoming
- Cordell man hurt in ’cycle crash
- Clinton rallies to defeat Elk City
- Lady Indians capture softball title against Caddo
(AP) — A small plane crashed along a major highway in southeastern Massachusetts early Monday amid rain and strong winds, killing both people on board and wounding another person on the ground, authorities said.