When disasters such as house fires strike, one small consolation for homeowners if there are no injuries incurred is the statement, “It’s all just stuff – it can be replaced.” But what about something that is truly precious and one of a kind?
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- Investigation takes place at Clinton Lake
- Fourth charged in shooting
- Oil boom could be coming
- Clinton hoops swept in district championship games
- Full obituary for Pamela Ann Kauk-Delp, Vernon Chockpoyah
Monday morning blaze
A fourth individual has been arrested in connection with the shooting that occurred at Hutch’s on Dec. 22, after it was found they allegedly withheld information during the investigation.
Clinton’s Sami Hammans leads her pig to the arena Monday during the 2026 Spring Livestock Show at the Custer County Fairgrounds.
Oilfield activity is picking up in Custer County, as was discussed at Monday’s meeting of the county commissioners. Warnings of wildfires continue to singe the edges of the conversations, though Custer County has, so far, been lucky in comparison to some of its neighbors, and has even been able to offer assistance.
Item found connected to possible homicide
Legislation to protect Oklahomans from the harmful use of artificial intelligence and deepfake content passed unanimously out of the House Criminal Judiciary Committee.
Preston Payne, a senior at Thomas-Fay-Custer Unified High School, paged for House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, from Feb. 9-12 at the State Capitol. This was his second year to page for Pro Tem Moore.