Custer County commissioners received a visit from District Attorney Angela Marsee at Monday’s meeting, during which she brought news of the Opioid Abatement Funds as well as a resolution to approve and accept beneficial interest in the Southwest Oklahoma Drug Addiction Trust, which was tabled for now but will be revisited in the future.

Dandi Gilchrist, left, with Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma, and Washington Elementary Counselor Lana Nix pass out cookies to students, including Alexander Juarez Lopez, selected by their teachers as hardworking Friday afternoon at Washington Elementary S

Several Washington Elementary School students were recognized this past week as “Character Champions,” for their hardworking nature with a free pizza lunch in an effort to encourage students to embrace better character traits.

Clinton High School Drum Major Jackson McCullough salutes the judges ahead of the band’s “British Invasion” show at the Hub City Invitational Marching Contest at CHS. CDN | Courtesy photo

The Clinton High School “Pride of Clinton” Marching Band hosted its 10th annual Hub City Invitational Marching Contest last week with 18 bands from all across the state taking part in the event.

FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a business alarm in the 1200 block of Opal Ave.

(AP) — Phylis Allen spends her days looking for things. She searches for potatoes at Sam’s Club, cheap beets and ginger at Walmart and a local grocery store. She studies the weekly inventory from Good Shepherd, Maine’s only food bank, for good deals on butter and cheese.

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- City endorses two grant applications

- Hospital roof repairs underway

- Two recent cases of rabid skunks found

- Moore among group in D.C.

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