Arapaho-Butler Schools’ junior high Homecoming royalty candidates are, from left, Kamryn Oakes, Paizley Eagan, Katie Edelen, Aiden Casas and Alan Mojica. Not pictured is Blake Hunter.
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This pickup, stolen at Weatherford while the owner was letting it warm up, was recovered here Tuesday morning after a pursuit in which Lt. Miguel Gonzales, left, stopped it with
Arapaho-Butler Schools will hold its homecoming game Friday against the Arnett Wildcats and homecoming royalty will be announced following the game, said A-B English and Spanish teacher Amy Beaty. The
Weatherford resident Grant Lee Denton, 29, has been charged with two felony counts for allegedly stealing nearly $3,000 worth of furniture and other items from a trailer house while the
Medical marijuana and its possible impact on “safety sensitive job positions” was the prime topic at Tuesday’s meeting of Custer County commissioners. The commissioners adjourned without taking any action, other
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau has announced that Edward and Debbie Crall of Thomas were selected as the recipients of its 2019 District Two Farm and Ranch Family Recognition Award. The
Veteran family members who attended the Veterans Day program at Nance Elementary are, from left, Dale Mathews with Madieleine and Karlee Mathews; Daniel Williams, with granddaughter Sophia Williams; Roger Foster,
In 1851, the first American edition of Herman Melville’s “Moby-Dick” was published. In 1889, New York World reporter Nellie Bly set out to travel around the world in less than
Clinton veterans who were honored at the Veterans Day program at Clinton High School were, from left, Pat Peters, Mike Brinkley, Bobby Stewart, Don Miller, Eugene Hall, Corey Klaassen, Vaughn