A delayed injury report was issued by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol due to identifying the next of kin of a Minnesota man injured in a wreck April 14 on Interstate 40 in Beckham County.

Custer County commissioners are charged with upkeeping rural county roads and when damages occur to an apparent lack of regard, that gets their ire up.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Frankie Don Balderas, 38, of Newcastle, following an alleged assault on his girlfriend.

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- Dog perishes in trailer home fire

- Dr. Joel Kendall named official president of SWOSU

- Cemetery tour will retell tales of legends

- A-B’s Jubara named to Academic All-State team

Clinton firemen inspect the inside of a trailer home to make sure the fire is out Monday morning at 10363 N. 2202 Rd., west of Clinton. CDN | Staff Photo

Despite the best efforts of the Clinton Fire Department and Sinor EMS personnel to save it, an adult German Shepherd died Monday at a trailer home fire west of town.

Elizebeth Wilson dresses as Dolly Sauter for the Clinton Cemetery Tour in 2015. The jeep was a former Army jeep that was owned by Don Diemund. She will be presenting Sauter again this year. CDN | Courtesy photo

Elizebeth Wilson, with the Western Plains Weatherford Genealogical Society, invites everybody to enjoy history and celebrate life in the Clinton Cemetery with the Spring Cemetery Walk at 6 p.m.

Dr. Joel Kendall named official president of SWOSU

The Regional Univer sity System of Oklahoma (RUSO) Board of Regents has selected Dr. Joel Ken dall to serve as president of Southwestern Oklaho ma State University after appointing him interim president in January.

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