In 1902 three men cut a swath through the middle of a corn field of the town of Graves and that path is now the main street of Custer City.
Today the Weatherford Food and Resource Center will be celebrating its fifth birthday by having a drive-thru celebration in Weatherford from 6-7:30 p.m.
Hair cutting allegation “did not occur”
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes and Clinton Public Schools issued a joint statement last night concerning allegations that a Clinton Public Schools elementary student had his hair forcefully cut by two older students without his consent.
Here's a look at the Weekend's headlines
- County Fair begins Wednesday
- Fire damage minimal
- Activity signups at Acme
- Ewing is new sports editor
- Notice of death for Butch Thomas Herndon
- Notice of death for Devin Flores-Greene
The 95 Custer County Free Fair begins Wednesday and ends Saturday.
A structure fire was called into the Clinton Fire Department Thursday at Approximately 10:45 p.m. at the N. 2230 Road residence of Barbara Vowell.
Barbara Swinney, seated, shows off her bingo winnings to Irma Fuentes, CNA, at River Valley Skilled Nursing and Therapy.
Acme Parks and Recreation director Summer Pennington has fall signups available for children’s activities planned at Acme Brick Park.
The Clinton Daily News’ new sports editor, Adam Ewing from Buffalo City, Wis., just completed his first week at the paper.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Jared Boese said Friday there were no injuries and no damage from an all-terrain incident that was listed in Wednesday’s Sheriff’s Report as a wrecked RZR.