Here is a look at The Weekend's headlines
- Clintonite appointed to Excise Board
- Attendance up at A-B schools
- County updates COVID protocols
- Elk City man facing time in federal prison
- Gladyce Mildred Williams obituary
- State deaths
Clifton Bridgeman was recently appointed to the Custer County Excise Board by Judge Jill Weedon to finish the remaining two years of Jimmie Johnson’s fouryear term. Johnson served on the Excise Board since 2009.
Arapaho-Butler Public Schools has seen an increase in in-person attendance since returning from virtual learning and Thanksgiving break.
Aaron Hunter of Oklahoma Highway Patrol’s Troop H, at left, was recognized Friday at Clinton City Hall for his promotion to lieutenant. Pinning on his new badge is his wife, Amy, with his children, Blair and Craig Hunter watching.
The Custer County Courthouse has updated their COVID-19 Protocols.
An Elk City man serving time in the state prison system was recently sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for his part in a methamphetamine distribution conspiracy.
DAY SHIFT
Today is the 347th day of 2020 and the 82nd day of autumn.
Responded to a business burglary alarm at 9846 Highway 183.
Redstone Properties, LLC to Ubiquitous Investments Company, LLC, WD. Lot 4, Biscoe Landing.