Kiwanis Club Halloween Costume Contest continued
Kendall Ray West, 40, of Clinton, has been arrested after allegedly throwing a knife at a friend, striking her in the head.
Doug Nooner checks the plans while assembling the front office desk at the site of the new Clinton Middle School building Tuesday morning.
Firemen Austin Long, John Denney, and Capt. Blake Shaddon assist helping remove a Camaro that ran into the Dupree Flowers & Gifts building Tuesday afternoon.
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- County leaders discuss new laws
- Playhouse to stage ‘Christmas Chaos’
- Victim complains of alleged stalking
- Clinton football falls to Elgin
- Full obituary for Carol Jo McGoffin
As of Nov. 1, approximately 280 new laws went into effect throughout the state. A few of these were a topic of conversation at Monday’s meeting of the Custer County commissioners. Custer County Election Board Secretary Ann Brown gave an update on electoral processes, as well as warning commissioners of upcoming security precautions that will likely prove necessary.
According to an affidavit of probable cause, on Oct.
(AP) — The head of the Food and Drug Administration’s drug center abruptly resigned Sunday after federal officials began reviewing “serious concerns about his personal conduct,” according to a government spokesperson.
Governor Kevin Stitt, Speaker of the House Kyle Hilbert, and Senate President Pro Tempore Lonnie Paxton recently announced they will vote to make $1 million per week available to Oklahoma’s food banks serving all 77 counties for up to seven weeks, contingent upon lack of federal funding for SNAP during the government shutdown. The plan prioritizes immediate support for vulnerable elderly, disabled, and child SNAP recipients while federal operations remain disrupted.”