DAY SHIFT
Dr. Lee Denney, United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development State Director, highlighted some of the investments made during 2020 that build prosperity and strengthen rural communities and businesses in Oklahoma.
Here are the daily specials being offered by Clinton eating establishments:
Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Homeowners may qualify for exemptions
- City seeks to fill two open positions
- Two women charged in burglary
- Suspect captured after chase
- Arthur Fanshier obituary
- William G. Forrest obituary
There are three different tax exemptions Custer County residents may be able to qualify and apply for according to Custer County Assessor Brad Rennels.
The assessor said homeowners of all ages could qualify for a double homestead exemption.
The City of Clinton is now looking to hire a new utility clerk and grounds maintenance personnel for the golf course.
Steve Drinnon, a SWOSU pharmacy faculty member, gives Marvin Hankins the COVID-19 vaccine Monday at the Custer County Fairgrounds.
Two women were arrested after allegedly being caught stealing from a residence in broad daylight.
Jessica Trebing, 40, of Clinton, and Sherie Taylor, 50, of Corn, have both been charged with second-degree burglary and petit larceny.
Sunday evening a North Carolina man led Weatherford police officers in a low-speed chase after allegedly stealing jewelry from the counters at Walmart.