Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Brush fire preparations underway
- Fund investments in motion
- Adam Cisneros has been a barber since he was 15
- Bentley wins contest
- SWOSU takes second
- Arapaho-Butler splits at Hydro-Eakly tourney
As fall approaches, so does the dry season for vegetation throughout this part of Oklahoma. The Clinton Fire Department is making preparations for brush and grass fires that occur this time of year.
Work began last week on the Redland Theater sign located on Frisco Avenue. The Gholston Trust recently donated money to help restore the sign.
Custer County commissioners made a motion Tuesday to pursue investing Custer County law enforcement center trust funds with Edward D. Jones Company.
Adam Cisneros, owner of Adam’s Edge, has been cutting hair as a barber since the age of 15. He began working for his grandfather at his barbershop here in 1985.
The Stafford Air & Space Museum at Weatherford announced it has been recognized as a 2021 Travelers’ Choice award winner for top 10 percent of “must see” attractions in the world.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT
Responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle at 1010 and 2230 Roads.
Today is the 251st day of 2021 and the 81st day of summer.
From left, Xaden Mathews, Aubree Flies, Maxine Wilson-Freeman, Saphira Wilson-Freeman, and Makenzee Sears have fun at McLain Rogers Park during their after-school program.