Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines

- $17,000+ distributed in grants

- Clinton suspect in custody

- Courthouse gets new windows

- Clinton, Altus families hurt in highway wreck

- Mary Phillips death notice

- State deaths

Kickball games

Eugene Jefferson, left, lines up his shot during the Eastside Coalition’s kickball game Saturday to show appreciation to local first responders. In the background are Sinor EMT Leanne Hileman, and Michelle Addington, CCEMTP. CDN

A Clinton man charged with causing the death of a woman in a fatal traffic collision in Burns Flat last month has been arrested in Custer County.

Courthouse gets new windows

The windows of the Custer County Courthouse in Arapaho have withstood western Oklahoma wind, rain and hail for 35 years, but it’s time for a change.

A two-car collision involving a total of 12 occupants occurred around 4:30 p.m. Friday at the intersection of State Highway 44 and State Highway 152 located three miles south of Burns Flat.

Working hard

Kirk Keiffer, an Oklahoma City Environmental Services employee, works on pulling out some monitor wells in front of the First United Methodist Church. CDN

Deputies conducted a welfare check in the area of 21670 E. 1020 Road.

The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence, a nonprofit organization that recognizes and encourages academic excellence in Oklahoma’s public schools, is seeking nominations for its 2021 Academic All-State Awards.

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