Gary Warnick works on the drainage project behind the recreation center at Acme Brick Park. CDN
The annual Custer County Free Fair will be held Sept. 8-11 at the Custer County Fairgrounds in south Clinton, on the west side of U.S. Highway 183.
Parks and Rec Director Summer Pennington starts to drain the Clinton Public Pool at the end of the season.
Tabitha Clark, left, and Addyson Clark, from Kingfisher, learn some history at the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum.
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Conducted a motorist assist on Highway 183 and 980 Road.
DEAR HARRIETTE: My sister has been studying abroad this semester. She’ll be turning 21 soon. For months I’ve been planning to visit her in Europe for her birthday. I’ve already paid for my ticket and planned an elaborate weekend of birthday festivities for her. We’ve been arguing a little bit lately, and the other night she said something particularly hurtful to me. She hasn’t apologized, and we haven’t spoken since. My feelings are so hurt that I am now considering canceling my trip. Am I overreacting? – Change of Plans
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Here's a look at Thursday's headlines
- CEDA looks over five bid options
- Police recover stolen truck
- Arapaho-Butler ready for return of students
- CHS battles to end in Elgin loss
- Reds return to form at ensuing two-a-day practices
During the Clinton Economic Development Authority (CEDA) meeting Tuesday, trustees reviewed bid proposals for the asbestos abatement and/or possible demolition of the Glancy Motel and Pop Hicks properties.