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Here's your preview of Thursday's headlines
- CEDA makes progress on Glancy project
- CHS and A-B FFA members set to sing at state convention
- Churches prepare for Easter services
- County candidate filings
- Graham serves as Custer County clerk
Clinton Economic Development Authority trustees approved a three-part motion that will start progress toward the redevelopment of the Glancy Motel and Pop Hicks properties during a special CEDA meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Katie Cardenas, left, and Marisa Villanueva, right, have a friendly axe throwing competition at Split Decision while George Barton, center, observes. CDN
Clinton High School student Kalyssa Staggs, left, and Arapaho-Butler High School student Kamryn Oakes, right, were selected to participate as members of the 2022 Oklahoma State FFA Chorus. The choir will perform during every general session with the exception of session five of the 2022 Oklahoma FFA Convention set to be held May 1st through 4th at the BOK Arena in Tulsa.
Easter is almost here, and many Clinton churches will have varying hours and extra services for the holiday. Here is a list of a few churches and what services will be offered.
Candidate filing is open at the Custer County Election Board office for county offices of assessor, treasurer and commissioners representing Districts 1 and 3.
Melissa Graham serves the record needs of Custer County as its county clerk.
NEW YORK (AP) — The man wanted in the shooting of 10 people on a subway in Brooklyn was arrested Wednesday afternoon, a day after the attack on a crowded rush-hour train.
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