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- Custer County burn ban has new exception

- Inmate breaks protective order

- Burns Flat man dies in S.H. 152 crash

- Hunter, Woodall make 66 Wood pieces fit

- No. 12 Indians split Saturday slate

Clinton resident Jesus Bonilla, 21, was charged March 7 with his “second and subsequent offense of violating a protective order” while he was incarcerated at the Custer County Jail.

Custer County commissioners extended the county’s burn ban for another two weeks and added an additional exception to the ban during their regular Monday meeting.

A Burns Flat man died Friday morning and a Texas man was injured as a result of a twovehicle collision on State Highway 152, about 4.5 miles west of Cordell.

Hunter, Woodall make 66 Wood pieces fit

In 1999, Jeff Hunter and Lanny Woodall opened a carpentry business together called 66 Wood. It was located at 22672 Route 66 N. at the east edge of Clinton.

Prepping new dishes

WOCS 4-H Club prepared pasta salad at their recent meeting. Members learned about the Food Plate and what elements make up a tasty prepared dish. Chopping up vegetables from left are Hudson Nicholson, Judge Jones and Zayden Almquist.

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Saudi Arabia said on Monday that it “won’t bear any responsibility” for a shortage in global oil supplies after a fierce barrage of attacks by Yemen’s Houthi rebels affected production in the kingdom, the world’s largest oil exporter.

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