KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Russian missiles struck three Ukrainian cities Tuesday, including its two biggest, killing at least seven people and wrecking apartment buildings after Moscow shunned any deal backed by Kyiv and its Western allies to end the nearly 2-year-old war.

Here's your preview of Tuesday's CDN

- 3 lives lost in Air Evac ’copter crash

- Icy weather causes troubles

- Appointments made by county

- Clinton hoops plays in Cashion Tournament

- A-B and CBA plays in tournament at SWOSU 

Icy weather causes troubles

Inclement weather has once again made driving and simply traversing down residential walkways a potentially dangerous activity. Businesses and other institutions in the community have chosen to shut down, protecting their potential patrons and employees by encouraging them to stay home and out of the weather.

After transporting a patient to Oklahoma City on Saturday evening, Air Evac Lifeteam (AEL) 122’s helicopter crashed during its return flight to Weatherford, killing the three crew members on board.

New face at museum

Director Pat Smith trains her new volunteer Beverly Thomason on what was presumably red cheetah print day at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum.

Administrative duties

Volunteer Kendra Richardson files the office’s educational materials at the newly reopened Heart to Heart Pregnancy Clinic.

Monday the Custer County commissioners’ meeting consisted of board appointments, renovation updates to the health department, and preparations for the upcoming weather.

Wintery crafts

Breanna Rogers helps her son, Casin Rogers, make a cotton swab snowflakes during a craft program at the Clinton Public Library.

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