The Clinton Public Schools Board of Education held its monthly board meeting Monday with several guests invited by Washington Elementary and Clinton Middle School Principal Gene Ray coming to speak to the board members and sharing the state of the two schools after the first few months of the school year.
Front left, Mia Horn of Elk City, Kate Stewart of Clinton, Claire Lind of Weatherford, and Alayna Floyd of Custer City; back, Cruze Bittle of Corn, Zack Zybach, Braxton Souza, and Zane Butcher, all of Elk City, stand together after being announced as Corn Bible Academy’s homecoming candidates.
According to officials, the plan for construction at Red Wheat Drive has been revised and finalized, with an outlook that will keep all businesses open during the construction period – though, motorists are urged to pay extra attention in that area while construction is happening.
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- Road vandals sought by county leaders
- WWII uniform donated for display
- OHP reports 2 wrecks
- Senior fitting in during lone year with football team
- Blackburn wins football picks contest
Still going strong
Aside from regular maintenance, Custer County commissioners reported something a bit more troubling at Monday’s meeting – someone is spinning their tires on new bridges, causing divots in the road that could lead to accidents and have already caused damage to one local’s pickup.
Patsie Miller Guy, former resident of Custer City, has donated her father’s WW II service uniform to the Custer City history collection.
Troop H of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol investigated two separate single-vehicle accidents with one fatality and one injury over the past few days.
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