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A tough loss to Kingfisher in Thursday’s I-40 Classic opener didn’t stifle the Clinton baseball team (4-5 overall), as it rebounded Friday at home, to beat Leedey and Merritt, earning a spot in Saturday’s third-place game at Weatherford.
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Here's a look at the Weekend headlines
- CED-7 will look for new director
- Jail could change medical provider
- Moser has customized lengthy career in Clinton
- Reds fall in I-40 Classic opener
- CHS throwing trio places at Cache
- State deaths
During the upcoming Custer County Board of Commissioners meeting set for Monday, attendees will discuss the resignation of CED-7’s director.
Custer County Sheriff Dan Day said his department has had Advance Correctional Health Care as the medical provider for the Custer County Jail for roughly 12 years but is looking to switch to Turn Key Health Clinics.
Art students Carmen Stovall, left, and Opal Smith use the pianos around them as inspiration for their sketches at the West OK Co-Op.
Clintonite Charlie Moser turned his interests into a career and has been operating Creative Colors for more than 20 years.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series about Clinton graduate Scott Hendricks, as provided by the Tulsa World.
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