New hire feels guilty about stretching truth

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Main headlines for the Tuesday CDN

Here's your preview of Tuesday's paper- County leaders talk full plates- Local dentists, WTC partner together to ‘Give Kids a Smile’- Hydro pair charged for sexual abuse- Clinton wrestles at three-day state tournament- Reds hoops falls to Bethany to end season- Local, state, national news, sports...

Local dentists, WTC partner together to ‘Give Kids a Smile’

February was National Children’s Dental Health Month and Western Technology Center’s Dental Assisting program devoted Fridays in February to “Give Kids a Smile,” a special dental screening outreach program made possible through a grant with the Delta Dental Foundation.

County leaders talk full plates

Between wildfires, regular maintenance, and administrative tasks, the Custer County commissioners had a particularly busy past week, as reported at Monday’s meeting at the courthouse.

State runner-up

Senior Landon Wilson, left, and Coach Rhett Blundell smile after Wilson finished as runnerup in the Class 4A State Wrestling Tournament Saturday at OG&E Coliseum in Oklahoma City.

Hydro pair charged for sexual abuse

According to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, two people from Hydro are facing multiple charges related to investigation into an alleged child sexual abuse case.

TODAY IN HISTORY

In 1845, Florida was admitted as the 27th U.S. state.In 1991, an amateur videographer captured the beating and arrest of construction worker Rodney King by Los Angeles police officers after a high-speed car chase.

Helping to learn

Greyson Gomez, left, gets help on work from Millaine Finch at Eastside Academy.

Wisconsin man gets 16½ years in prison for forging threats against President Trump

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A judge on Friday sentenced to 16½ years in prison a Wisconsin man who forged threats against President Donald Trump as part of a scheme to get the victim in a robbery case against him deported.