Here's a look at the Weekend Headlines
- Arrests made here in OKC homicide
- Cheyenne teen dies in wreck
- WTC election is Tuesday
- Nel officially named to position
- Dr. Jackson has called Clinton home for long time
The Clinton Police Department assisted U.S. Marshals and the Oklahoma City Police Department Friday morning, arresting suspects in connection with a murder that took place last summer in Oklahoma City.
A Cheyenne teen driver was killed Thursday evening as a result of a head-on collision on State Highway 33.
During their meeting Monday, the Custer County Board of Commissioners is set to recognize Jordan Nel as the Custer County Extension 4-H Educational Director effective Feb. 1, 2021.
She has been serving in this positon as the interim since July 2020.
The Clinton Fire Department, in partnership with the Clinton Futbol Club, announced Wednesday the winner of the rifle raffle fundraiser was Brad Lambeth. Enough money was raised to provide 33 scholarships to soccer players for the upcoming season. Lt.
The Western Technology Center School Board election will take place Tuesday, Feb. 9.
Dr. Bill Jackson owned and practiced at Bill A. Jackson Family Dentistry for 40 years and has since spent over half as long in retirement and traveling the globe.
DAY SHIFT
Conducted a welfare check in the 900 block of Frisco Ave., officers arrested 24-year-old suspect on a Grady County warrant for application to accelerate and a new city charge of public intoxication by drugs.
The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department recently received notice that an unknown individual was claiming to have stolen data from TravelOK.com and related websites.
Assisted Weatherford Police Department at 9816 Road and Highway 54.
Assisted DHS in the 200 Block of W. 14th St.
Responded to a residential alarm in the vicinity of 24060 E. 1044 Road.
Responded to a report of debris in roadway on Highway 73 just west of 2090 Road.