Winner of the Gilt Division at the Custer County Free Fair Livestock and Horse Show Kylee Falasco, left, of Weatherford, stands next to judge Quickle.
Recently, a lawsuit was filed in federal court in Oklahoma challenging a state law regarding labeling alternative or fake meat products.
Oklahoma Department of Corrections staff working inside a facility designated a hot spot will receive additional compensation.
Custer County Free Fair Livestock and Horse Show judge Dakota Quickle stands next to the Reserve Grand Champion Heifer and Madeline McClain of Thomas-Fay-Custer.
Recently, agents with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics shut down an illegal marijuana growing operation in Creek County.
From left, Shaylee Maddox of Thomas-Fay-Custer, Jaxson Baker of Arapaho-Butler, and Layna Navarre of Weatherford, hold their sheep plaque as judge Dakota Quickle stands behind them.
SWOSUpalooza has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 25, 2021 at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford.
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Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines
- ‘Clean slate’ turns violent for woman
- United Fund drive still going
- Homecoming set for Oct. 23 – maybe
- Barbara Millspaugh obituary
- State deaths
- Reds swat ’Jackets
A peaceful attempt at a “clean slate” turned violent for one Weatherford woman.