Clinton Chamber of Commerce President Julie Burden-Caldwell addressed the Clinton City Council this week asking that 4 through 10 streets be closed from
Firefighters clean up following a fire Tuesday evening at 800 Avant. According to CFD Capt. Blake Shaddon, an electrical fire started underneath some cabinets and moved up a wall. The fire was quickly extinguished. At the scene, from left, were Shaddon, Donovan Poulson, Ronnie Williams and Lt. Dylan Abner. The home is owned by Martha Hernandez.
The Clinton City Council unanimously approved an Inter-Local Agreement with the Custer County Court Clerk so jury trials could be held in the Frisco Center.
Sophomore Grayson McCullough practices for All-State auditions that are a month away while Sandra Roulet plays the piano. CDN
Clinton Economic Development Authority Director Roland Mower told CEDA members about the opportunity he sees if an agreement is worked out between Kratos Defense and Security Solutions and the Oklahoma Air and Spaceport at Burns Flat.
A Clinton resident is facing multiple charges in Washita County.
In 1871, the Great Chicago Fire leveled three square miles, leaving 100,000 homeless and more than 300 dead. In 1945, President
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Custer County’s good fortune in not recording a death due to COVID-19 finally came to an end.
Deputies conducted a motorist assist on I-40 westbound, Exit 57.