Who is taming who?

Western Oklahoma Christian School Spirit Week participants include Ellie Schmidt, left, dressed as a lion, and Reagan Roper dressed as the lion tamer.

(AP) – As Congress considered a massive COVID-19 relief package earlier this year, hundreds of mayors from across the U.S. pleaded for "immediate action" on billions of dollars targeted to shore up their finances and revive their communities.

Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines

- Commissioners approve new districts

- Moore talks about his interim study

- Foundation awards several grants

- Reds pluck Chicks

- Garibay punches A-B’s ticket to state

- CBA falls at Beaver

Commissioners approve new districts

Custer County commissioners approved a redistricting plan Monday for the county’s voting registration due to the decennial census count results.

Providing help

Emergency responders, from left, Capt. Blake Shaddon, Lt. Dylan Abner, Firefighter Collin Wieder and Sgt. Lacey Hulett of the Clinton Police Department work to free an individual who was involved in a two-vehicle accident Friday afternoon on U.S. Highway 183, south of town. The individual was transported to the Clinton hospital.

Foundation awards several grants

This past Thursday through Monday, the Clinton Public Schools Foundation awarded $29,979 through 20 different grants to teachers within the district.

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