DEAR HARRIETTE: I'm completely in love with my fiance. We're two weeks away from our wedding, and I have some concerns. We're both still young, but I'm a bit more settled than he is. He still likes to catch every party and stay out all night. He swears things will change after we're married and he won't go out as much. Should I be concerned? – Partying Fiance
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- EMS director shares COVID struggles
- Bid awarded for 183 project
- CPS to distribute meals over break
- March book madness excites WES students
- Griffith, Edelen named 5-County Conference MVPs
Director Twila Ashcraft of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Emergency Medical Services talked about the many challenges COVID-19 has brought her department. CAT EMS works across nine different counties to serve tribal members. That coverage area consists of Roger Mills, Beckham, Custer, Washita, Dewey, Woodward, Blaine, Canadian, and Kingfisher counties.
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission awarded a $22.1 million contract for a new fourlane highway on U.S. 183 between Cordell and Rocky at its monthly meeting this week.
Clinton Public Schools will have free meals available to students 18 and under next week during spring break, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Nance Elementary School located at 300 S. 11th St.
March Book Madness has taken over Washington Elementary School as fifth-grade language arts and social studies teacher Kaylee Williams and media center assistant Kassie Shelton found a way to engage fifth and sixth grade students in reading.
Responded to a smoke scare, odor of smoke on River Road.
Responded to a report of cattle out just south of E1010 Road on N2310 Road.
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