Lt. Steven Cornell

Lt. Steven Cornell credits the cross for saving his life twice due to the fateful events that unfolded the evening of March 4, 2025, when he and his fellow brotherin- law and comrade in arms, Lt. Aaron Hunter, of Oklahoma Highway Patrol’s Troop H, attempted to apprehend a homicide suspect in Clinton.

Clint Lively preps food for the coming patrons on the opening night at The B.A.C.K. Room restaurant.

With an established knack for hospitality thanks to Split Decision & Grill, Clint and Shelley Lively have expanded operations with the addition of The B.A.C.K. Room, a larger restaurant with a much larger menu located on the north end of the bowling alley.

A former Custer City firefighter allegedly set fires the past two months in Custer and Dewey counties in an alleged effort to win back his spot on the fire department.

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- County burn ban in effect

- A-B students complete D.A.R.E.

- Suspect allegedly would not wake up

- Clinton golfers finish second at Weatherford

- Clinton Reds falls to Kingfisher in I-40 Festival

Joshua Wayne Cook, 34, of Elk City, was recently arrested after being allegedly found slumped over the steering wheel of his vehicle near Neptune 66.

Arapaho-Butler Schools recently hosted its fifth- and sixth-grade D.A.R.E. graduation. Shown are the winners of the essay portion of the training as they read them to the rest of the class. From left are sixth-graders Emory Richardson, and Kori Jackson, a

Arapaho-Butler schools recently celebrated their fifth- and sixth-grade students for completing the D.A.R.E. program’s 10-week course. The curriculum gives kids advice and training on how to face the different challenges life may bring.

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