Conducted a subject check on I-40, mile marker 69-70.
Responded to an animal call at the Shelton residence, Arapaho.
Responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle on I-40 eastbound.
Responded to a report of trash dumping at 1050 and 2040 Roads.
The filing period fo Clinton City Council seats in Wards 1 and 3 will open at 8 a.m. Monday, July 12 at the Custer County Election Board.
LeeAnn Wiebe, CEO of Apothecary Extracts in Beggs, said her businesses were all ready to go on the Metrc system by April. Apothecary Extracts is vertically integrated and has a grow operation, manufacturing facility and a dispensary.
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- Water main break causes 50-foot geyser
- Rt. 66 Miniature Golf popular activity at McLain Rogers Park
- CEDA takes step forward on motel
- Butler fireworks show, events planned for Friday
A water line near Neptune Drive broke Tuesday evening around 8 p.m. causing a 50-foot geyser just south of Interstate 40.
After meeting in private for nearly an hour during a special meeting Tuesday, the Clinton Economic Development Authority reconvened in open session and voted to authorize CEDA Director Roland Mower to prepare a request for proposal outlining the guidelines for anyone interested in redeveloping the existing buildings at the Glancy Motel.
Butler city officials are hosting their annual firework show Friday. All proceeds made during the event will go to the Butler Fire Department.
Cordell resident and State Representative Todd Russ, 60, announced June 29 that he seeks the Republican nomination for state treasurer next year. Russ is completing his sixth term in the Oklahoma House of Representatives. State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced earlier this month he would not seek reelection.
Responded to a 911 hang up in the vicinity of 10630 N. 2400 Road.