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- Sheriff Day warns against trash dumping
- Graves, Sawatzky are honored
- Woodward hospital finds new operator
- Soccer teams advance past round one
- Two golfers qualify for state
As the weather warms up, the Custer County Sheriff’s Office has seen an increase in trash dumping incidents across the county, something Sherriff Dan Day says is not only an eyesore to county residents and visitors alike but also a safety hazard to humans and animals.
Diana Coleman, left, and Traci Brown cheer on the Red Tornado soccer players during the first round of the playoffs Monday evening at the Tornado Bowl.
Clinton High School seniors Nathaniel Graves and Mindy Sawatzky have been selected as the CHS Red Tornado Boy and Girl for the month of April.
As rural hospitals continue to struggle across the country, including Clinton’s own battle to reopen its closed hospital, good news has come to the City of Woodward after INTEGRIS Health entered into an agreement to be the next health care operator of the Woodward hospital.
Responded to a report of cattle out in the 3000 block of Hayes Ave.
Responded to a report of found property near State Highway 33 and N. 2330 Rd. in Custer City.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A review of a Montana nuclear missile base where an unusual number of troops have been diagnosed with blood cancer has found no current risk factors that could explain it, the Air Force says.
The Washita Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted its 80th anniversary celebration April 22 at the Frisco Center. Guests representing several Oklahoma DAR chapters attended the event.