Here's a look at Thursday's headlines

- Man charged with child sexual abuse 

- Homecoming activities rescheduled

- School employees exempt  from vaccine mandate

- Man hurt in Washita Co. wreck

- Reds focus on Newcastle

- CHS loses fourth straight

Custer City resident Roger Dean Bell, 51, is being charged with three counts of child sexual abuse, each involving a different victim. A warrant was issued Sept. 9 for Bell’s arrest.

Clinton Superintendent of Schools Tyler Bridges told school board members this week that Clinton schools are not subject to President Joe Biden’s mandate that all federal government employees and those employing more than 100 people be required to be vaccinated for COVID.

A Yukon man was critically injured in a two-vehicle accident Tuesday afternoon seven miles west of Dill City.

Clinton High School’s homecoming festivities have been moved to Oct. 8, the date of the next home football game for the Red Tornadoes. It will be against the Cache Bulldogs.

County fair

Lillie Keith shows her chicken that she entered in the Custer County Free Fair last week.

Responded to a report of hawk with a broken wing on I-40 westbound, mile marker 61 and 62.

(Kaiser Health News) – Republican legislators in more than half of U.S. states, spurred on by voters angry about lockdowns and mask mandates, are taking away the powers that state and local officials use to protect the public against infectious diseases.

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