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Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Three cars mangled in I-40 wreck
- Officers seek two suspects
- No official word given for ‘booms’
- Carpenter close to celebrating 50 years at abstract office
- State deaths
- David Lynn Fetterolf obituary
Early Tuesday morning at 7:16 a.m., a Mazda truck rolled over and was struck twice by an oncoming FedEx van and a Toyota truck, just two miles east of Clinton on I-40.
Clinton Police are searching for two Clinton men: one who broke into his old home and allegedly assaulted his wife and one who was allegedly caught stealing from his own mother.
Anita Martin, head cook at Nance Elementary, packs meals for the grab and go lunches for the students. Clinton Public Schools provided free lunches for kids over the break and will wrap up tomorrow.
Many Clintonites reported hearing booms between 6-7 p.m. Monday evening and a cause for the sounds has yet to be determined.
Lifelong Custer County resident Linda Carpenter has spent more than 49 years of her career at Custer County Abstract of which she is the owner.
The Clinton High School cheerleaders lead the fans in a cheer at the state title game against Wagoner. Pictured are, front row, from left, Shelby Ford and Clariza Ramos; back row, group one, from left base to right base, Abbey Shields, Mandalyn Toussaint, Arissa Wraspir; middle group, Karlee Martinez, Claire Waldrop, Gracie DeLuna; right group, Alexa Guzman, Brianna Denney, Kyleigh DePesa; flyers from left, Joanna Venegas, Jolie Nguyen and Evelyn Ponce.
The Washita Chapter NSDAR had an outdoor meeting at the Cheyenne Park Pavilion and later placed a wreath next to the Veterans Wall. Veterans pictured are, from left, David Wilson, Wayne Betterton, Ed Womack and Alex Costea.
One thief with a guilty conscience turned himself in three days after allegedly robbing his neighbors.