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Here's a look at the Weekend headlines
- Thousands in county receive vaccine
- Waste will be sent to Weatherford
- Not all precincts will be open
- Officer booked on sex crimes
- Two inmates charged for slaying at Sayre prison
According to Oklahoma State Department of Health Regional Director Terri Salisbury, as of Jan. 25, the Custer County Health Department, in partnership with Southwestern Oklahoma State University School of Pharmacy and School of Nursing, have administered the COVID-19 vaccine to 4,932 individuals.
Republic Services, a recycling and waste disposal company, has closed its Clinton transfer station, and all of Clinton’s solid waste is now being taken to the Weatherford transfer station per an agreement between the company and the city.
The Custer County Election Board announced Precincts 13 of Custer City and 23 of Thomas will not be open Feb. 9 for the Western Technology Center School Board Election due to the Thomas-Fay-Custer School District not participating in the WTC programs.
Julianne Henry, an intern at Salisbury Pharmacy, compounds an ointment for a customer. The Clinton Daily News’ annual health care section is inside today’s paper.
The Hydro Assistant Chief of Police and Caddo County Sheriff’s Office reserve deputy Tyler Davis has been arrested by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Internet Crimes Against Children Unit for 12 charges of sexual exploitation of a child.
First-degree murder charges have been filed recently in Beckham County on two former inmates of the North Fork Correctional Center in Sayre after the death of a fellow inmate.
CHS junior Samora Collins was given an Outstanding Award in both the biomed and honors algebra II programs at WTC for the fall semester.
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