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Truman Capote laid out the route to the crime scene in his book. Photo courtesy Hooker High School yearbook staff Hooker, Okla., High School students Stormi Tally, left, Crystal Ferguson and English teacher Therese Hofferber study autopsy photos of the crime scene at the Finney County Law Enforcement Center during a field trip.

Due to high demand this year, and a shortage of vaccines nationwide, the Texas County Health Department reports it will not be able to hold flu clinics for area towns.

The July executive summary was presented to the board, net patient revenue of $1,668,929 is or -15 percent under budget.

The disadvantage may be from lack of funds or from parents who did not go to college themselves.

Much of Oklahoma will warm up and dry out over the next few days. According to the National Weather Service, an upper-level ridge of high pressure over New Mexico will limit thunderstorm chances across Oklahoma until the weekend.

Much of Oklahoma will warm up and dry out over the next few days. According to the National Weather Service, an upper-level ridge of high pressure over New Mexico will limit thunderstorm chances across Oklahoma until the weekend.

Kenneth Ray Hitchcock, age 72, of Lake Kickapoo passed away Sunday, August 9, 2009, at Hospice of Wichita Falls surrounded by his family and friends after a very short illness.

Four juveniles were apprehended earlier this week in connection with these crimes.

KATIE MARTIRE/The GDH Guymon EMS, Highway Patrol, Guymon Police Department, Texas County/City Emergency Management work a fatality wreck northeast of Guymon on Monday morning.

Approximately 20 windows were damaged. By TRAVIS RUIZ This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it The city of Guymon was lucky on Saturday night as a large super cell thunderstorm narrowly missed the city limits and hit the city of Hooker head on with golf ball sized hail.

Guymon's own, Colonel Norman Wilmeth flew during WWII and is attended a Pilot's Reunion to commemorate D-Day. Hooker local, Melbourne Headrick also served in WWII, "I went on D-Day plus one, one day after they hit the beach, i was there," said Headrick.