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- Post Office ready to Stamp Out Hunger
- WOCS names top two
- One injured in Washita Co. wreck
- Extension plans to host open house
- Clinton track and field sending six to state
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- Centennial grant awarded for firehouse
- Lavigne earns Congressional Award, highest youth honor
- Wheat crop, dry conditions discussed by county leaders
- Indians dominate Bulldogs to advance to state
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The man accused of sparking the deadly Palisades Fire in Los Angeles was upset that he didn’t have plans for New Year’s Eve and ranted about being angry at the world before the initial blaze was sparked, according to court documents filed by prosecutors.
Owen Lavigne, a senior at Arapaho-Butler Schools, was awarded the Congressional Award Gold Medal for community services and personal growth. This is the highest honor a civilian youth can receive.
New life is expected to be poured into a long dormant City of Clinton asset, as the old fire station on Gary Boulvevard has been approved for a Route 66 Revitalization Grant Program grant.
This season’s wheat crop was one of the top items of discussion at Monday’s Custer County commissioners’ meeting at the courthouse.
First graders Sophia Hernandez, left, and Layla Esparza stand in line to check out their books at Nance Elementary.
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A second sloth taken to a central Florida zoo for rehabilitation has died out of a group given up by a yet-to-open tourist attraction facing scrutiny for the deaths of more than 30 other sloths imported from Guyana and Peru.
A bill by Rep. Erick Harris, R-Edmond, to strengthen Oklahomans’ constitutional rights and enhance transparency within Oklahoma’s criminal justice system has been signed into law.