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Here's a preview of Tuesday's CDN
- Orange Alert ready for use this week
- Multiple projects talk of County
- Choir moves to second round
- Ward 3 Candidate Debate set for tomorrow at Frisco
- CHS falls to Cache in defensive battle
Select Clinton Middle School and Clinton High School students gifted with vocal talents traveled Saturday to Enid to partake in the OCDA’s (Oklahoma Choral Directors Association) and OKMEA’s (Oklahoma Music Educators Association) respective All-State Choir first round of auditions.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce will be hosting candidates for Clinton’s Ward 3 City Council seat in a debate set for noon tomorrow at the Frisco Center located at 101 S. Fourth St. and community members are asked to RSVP for the luncheon no later than 5 p.m. today.
As the end of the year grows closer, Custer County Commissioners are working to finalize agreements for next year, including an agreement with Geosafe through the Southwest Oklahoma Regional 9-1-1 Association.
Bailiff Jason Goodman Jr., left, sits at the bench while Axl Perez, portraying defendant Ryder Cross, gives his testimony at the Custer County Courthouse for a CHS Mock Trial session.
A bill championed by 2023 Arapaho-Butler graduate Katie Edelen will officially go into law this week after the Oklahoma Department of Corrections announced the new Orange Alert notification system is operational and ready for citizens to opt in.
Today is the 304th day of 2023 and the 39th day of autumn.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a business alarm in the 1400 block of Neptune Dr.
Gary Daggett, right, President of the Old Route 66 Association of Texas, gives approximately 100 participants instructions for their Motor Tour while Rhys Martin watches at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum.