Guymon Daily Herald
Guymon Rotary hears from District Governor, No Man’s Land Museum
GUYMON — The Guymon Rotary Club recently welcomed Rotary District 5680 Governor Isaac McNary and learned more about the history and exhibits of the No Man’s Land Museum during its Aug. 5 meeting. McNary spoke to members about his Rotary experience and...
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POWE FUL STO MS B ING DAMAGING WINDS TO OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE
Strong thunderstorms swept across the Oklahoma Panhandle Thursday night, bringing damaging winds, rain and reports of damage across the area. Some of the strongest wind gusts reported included 70 mph in Guymon, 65 mph in Goodwell, 61 mph in Boise City...
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SPORTS Tigers Wrap Up Day 2 of Football Camp
Guymon Tiger football players enjoyed donated watermelon after wrapping up Day 2 of fall camp. Cary Corbin and Kent Kwik provided the refreshing treat for the team. (Guymon Football photo)
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Main Street Guymon earns National Accreditation from Main Street America
GUYMON, Okla. — Main Street Guymon has earned national accreditation from Main Street America, a prestigious recognition that highlights the organization’s commitment to downtown revitalization, historic preservation, and community development. The...
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OU students partner with Oklahoma Veterans’ Homes
NORMAN – When the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs needed help tackling complex design challenges at three veterans’ homes, it didn’t turn to a consulting firm. Instead, it partnered with the University of Oklahoma’s Institute for Quality...
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Texas County OHCE
Three members of the True Blue Oklahoma Home and Community Education (OHCE) group in Hooker represented the county OHCE at the patriotic annual state convention, “OHCE Wants You,” July 12-14 in Oklahoma City. Jamie Wilson, Arleen James and Sheila...
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Golf tournament to honor Treyton “Moose”
Golfers from across the region are invited to participate in the 2nd Annual Treyton “Moose” Mussman Memorial Golf Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 15, at Sunset Hills Golf Course in Guymon. The four-man scramble tournament will begin with a9 a.m. tee-off,...
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Guymon Fire Department team deployed to Texas
Thursday afternoon, Guymon Fire Department’s specialized Swiftwater Search & Rescue team deployed to the heavily flooded areas of south Texas to assist in water rescue and recovery efforts. “The call came from Oklahoma Homeland Security Office and the...
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‘THIS IS MY SWAMP’
The Guymon Community Theatre is proud to bring Shrek The Musical to the local stage in November. Auditions are set for Monday through Wednesday, August. 17-19 at the theatre downtown. Audition times are 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. each day. For an...
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Panhandle State welcomes Ashley Walyuchow as Athletic Director
GOODWELL, Okla. — Oklahoma Panhandle State University Athletics announced Wednesday that Ashley Walyuchow has been hired as the new Athletic Director for the Aggies. Walyuchow was the founding Director of Athletics at the University of...
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CELEBRATING 250
Fireworks light up the night sky over Guymon during the community’s Independence Day celebration. The aerial photograph, captured by a drone operated by the Texas County Sheriff’s Department, offers a unique view of the dazzling fireworks display...
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Burn ban remains off during July 4th period
Monday morning at the Texas County Commissioners Meeting, the discussion of placing a burn ban into effect or keeping it off was one of the topics. In the end with 3 yes votes, the Commissioners decided to keep the Burn Ban off for the remainder of the...
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Blake McGlasson earns national runner-up honors at Speech & Debate Tournament
Texhoma Public Schools is proud to celebrate an extraordinary accomplishment as Blake McGlasson earned National Runner-Up honors at the National Speech & Debate Association Tournament in Richmond, Virginia. Competing against 390 of the nation's top...
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OPSU breaks ground on new softball locker room, indoor facilities
GOODWELL, Okla. — Oklahoma Panhandle State University Athletics held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday afternoon outside Jim Quimby Field to celebrate the construction of a new facility that will house the Aggies' softball locker room and more. The...
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Community Theatre launches sponsorship Drive for Renovation Project
The Guymon Community Theatre is seeking community support for a major renovation project aimed at preserving and improving one of the area’s treasured cultural landmarks. Located at 413 N. Main Street in Guymon, the theater has long served as a...
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Hispanic Heritage in the Panhandle
Thousands of years ago Paleo-Indians left artifacts and Clovis, Folsom, Plainview and other points in the Panhandle. Perhaps a hundred thousand Comanche later occupied a wide area including the Panhandle. Apache, Cheyenne, and Kiowa eventually followed...
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Oklahoma pastor to pray for nation as part of Franklin Graham's call for 50 days of prayer
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – For 50 days, 50 pastors from 50 states are joining together in prayer for America as the nation prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of its founding on July 4. Franklin Graham is calling for Christians to pray that America...
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Washburn announces MacKobe Merwin graduated in Spring 2026
TOPEKA, Kan. – Washburn University is pleased to announce the students in its spring 2026 graduating class. These students completed their courses for certificates, associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees - more than 1,400 total from...
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CO- OPS CARE FREE SWIM EVENT
HOOKER — PTCI and Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Inc. teamed up this week to serve up hot dogs and cover pool admission for the Co-ops Care Free Swim event, giving families a fun and free day at the pool. The community gathering brought a strong...
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Main Street Guymon launches July 4th window decorating contest
GUYMON — Downtown Guymon is getting ready to shine red, white, and blue as Main Street prepares for its July 4th Window Decorating Contest, sponsored by Guymon’s Home for the Holidays. Local businesses along Main Street are invited to take part by...
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Texhoma track teams earn Distinguished Academic Achievement Award
The Texhoma Red Devils Boys and Girls Track and Field teams have been recognized with the Distinguished Academic Achievement Award, an honor that highlights the outstanding accomplishments of student-athletes in both academics and athletics. This...
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Southern land-grant universities strengthen rural connectivity
Land-grant universities across the South are addressing the growing demand for digital connectivity in rural areas by leading research-based efforts to expand broadband, strengthen digital skills and connect communities to essential services. By...
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Human trafficking investigation by OBN and Broken Arrow Police Department results in four arrests, four victim recoveries
On May 27th and 28th, The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Human Trafficking Unit (HTU) and the Broken Arrow Police Department Special Investigations Unit (SIU) conducted a two-day operation focused on combating human trafficking, supporting victims, and...
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Power-start the day with a balanced breakfast
STILLWATER, Okla. – Starting the day with a balanced breakfast is a great way to fuel the body for a busy schedule. While some people carefully plan healthy lunches and dinners, breakfast is often given little thought and eaten on the go, even though...
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Goodwell FFA members have success at state nals and Convention
STILLWATER, Okla. — Goodwell FFA competed at the Oklahoma State FFA Finals and placed 8th in the Agriculture Sales event during the 2026 Oklahoma FFA Interscholastics on April 25. The Oklahoma State University Ferguson College of Agriculture hosted...
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Pioneer Days Window Contest winners announced.
Main Street Guymon has announced the winners of the Pioneer Days Window Decorating Contest, recognizing local businesses for helping bring Pioneer Days spirit to the downtown district. First place honors went to Longoria & Associates. The business...
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GOODWELL FFA SHINES AT 100TH OKLAHOMA STATE CONVENTION
Day 1 of the 100th Oklahoma State FFA Convention proved to be a milestone moment for Goodwell FFA, filled with achievement, recognition, and celebration. Anh Pham was introduced as a State Officer Finalist for Northwest Area Vice President and also...
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TCEC awards Jim Fletcher Memorial Scholarship to Turpin student
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Medina receives OSDAR scholarship.
Hooker High School senior Dariel Medina recently attended the Oklahoma State Daughters of the American Revolution ( OSDAR) Society Education Awards Program during the OSDAR State Convention in Oklahoma City. Dariel Medina was awarded a $ 2,000 McAdoo,...
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DAR GOOD CITIZEN
Yarbrough High School senior Madison Wiggins was recently presented with a Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens award from Woodward DAR Chapter member Roberta ( Woodrum) Chance. This National award is intended to recognize and reward...
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The Guymon Lady Tigers Golf Team
is advancing to the STATE championship! They will demonstrate their skills at the 5A State Tournament at Shangri-La on May 4th and 5th. Go Tigers! (Guymon Athletics photo)
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GUYMON POLICE DEPARTMENT BULLETIN
APRIL 12, 2026 005231 // Suspicious Vehicle // 500 blk Veterans Ln 0041 // // Everything Okay Ofc Malphrus // // NR 005232 // Suspicious Vehicle // 500 blk Rotary Cir 0053 // // Vehicle Secured Ofc Malphrus // // NR 005233 // Suspicious Person...
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Bright ideas win big
Tri-County Electric Cooperative is proud to recognize three students from Yarbrough, Jaydee Barrios, Nevaeh Martinez, and Micah Hartsell, as the winners of the Eighth Grade Energy Camp contest. To earn their spot as winners, the students cre
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Texhoma Junior-Senior Prom dances the Night Away on “A Night on the Bayou”
TEXHOMA, Okla. — Texhoma High School Junior and Senior Prom brought elegance and excitement to the evening on Saturday as students gathered for a memorable celebration themed “A Night on the Bayou.” The event transformed the venue into a shimmering,...
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TROPHY BELT LASTS THE TEST OF TIME
GUYMON, Okla. – On the cover of the June 2008 issue of Western Horseman, five-time world champion Billy Etbauer sits astride a buckskin stallion his family owned. The image is a perfect contrast of the denim Etbauer was known to wear and horse’s...
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Guymon Pioneer Days announces $500 photography contest
GUYMON, Okla. — As excitement builds for Guymon Pioneer Days 2026, community members are invited to take part in a photography contest celebrating the spirit of the annual event. Organizers have announced a $500 photography contest centered around the...
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Fire destroys multiple apartments in Guymon
Monday afternoon at approximately 4:00pm, Guymon Firefighters responded to a 911 report of an apartment fire at Apache Trace Apartment complex at 1301 E. Hwy 3. Firefighters quickly arrived to find smoke coming from 2 apartments on the east side of...
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GO GETTERS
Prairie Elementary would like to recognize their Prairie Go-Getter students for the month of March. This is an award given monthly to students for good attendance, responsible citizenship, homework completed, positive attitude, good work ethic, etc. A...
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GO GETTERS
A special shoutout to our business partners for sponsoring the Prairie Go-Getters program: Dahlmark Lawn Services, Fisch & Hitch, 5R Farms, Guymon AirPro, Rotary Club of Guymon, Guymon Vision Clinic, Mitch & Libby Malkuch, Phipps Dental Practice, SPC...
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Texhoma’s own Skeltons honored at state level for excellence in the Arts
The Skelton family is being recognized on a statewide stage as both Mrs. Lindsay Skelton and her son, Tate Skelton, have been selected as honorees for the 2026 Oklahoma Education Awards for Arts Excellence. Presented by the Oklahoma State Department...
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Tryan and Lord win BFI by 4.5 seconds for $80K per man
GUTHRIE, Mar. 30, 2026 – March Madness meant UConn hitting a buzzer-beater from the logo to defeat Duke. On the same day, it meant 20-yearold Texan Tyler Tryan letting it all hang out to win the first round of the 49th Bob Feist Invitational on March...
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Goodwell-Texhoma Eagles explode for 18 runs in win over PCHEA
The Goodwell-Texhoma Eagles used a big third inning and explosive offense to secure an 18-8 victory over PCHEA on Thursday, March 26th at Oklahoma Panhandle State University. The game began as a defensive battle, with both teams scoreless through the...
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Johnson advances to nationals for second straight season
LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- Oklahoma Panhandle State University equestrian team member Eva Johnson continues to make program history with an outstanding performance at the Western Semi-Finals. Johnson placed third in her open reining class, securing her...
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OSU-developed purple wheat variety brings new health bene ts to wheat products
STILLWATER. – OSU-P92 is not your standard winter wheat variety. This latest Oklahoma State University wheat variety, released by OSU Ag Research in January 2026, doesn’t just have the standard resistance to leaf and stripe rust and high baking...
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GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GOLF
The Guymon Lady Tigers Golf Team opened the 2026 season with an impressive performance, finishing second overall at the Buffalo Lady Bison Doby Springs Varsity Tournament. The Lady Tigers were led by two golfers who earned top-ten finishes, helping...
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GOODWELL-TEXHOMA BASEBALL SHOWS PROMISE IN PRESEASON SCRIMMAGE
The Goodwell-Texhoma Eagles baseball team recently took the field for a preseason scrimmage, giving players and coaches an early opportunity to evaluate the team ahead of the upcoming season. The Eagles showed strong effort throughout the scrimmage,...
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THE TEXHOMA AIRFIELD
Two hundred and fifty years ago in July of 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed stating that thirteen colonies were going to be independent from England. It marked the beginning for a young nation who fought a costly war to defend the...
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OSU Ph.D. student advances precision agriculture through global fellowship
STILLWATER — When Aicha Biaou left her home in Togo, West Africa, to pursue her Ph.D. in plant and soil science at Oklahoma State University, she carried a vision for the future of farming. Today, her research in precision agriculture is helping bridge...
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WT Symphony’s ‘Epic Evening’ Concert set for Mar. 7
CANYON, Texas — The West Texas A&M University Symphony Orchestra will go big for its next concert. The symphony’s “Epic Evening” is set for 7:30 p.m. March 7 in Mary Moody Northen Recital Hall on WT’s Canyon campus. Admission is free. The concert...
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Guymon Fire Department Beginning Annual Fire Hydrant Testing
Starting Monday, March 2nd the Guymon Fire Department will start their annual testing of the fire hydrants located in Guymon. This testing is estimated to take approximately 60 days to complete and check approximately 480 hydrants. The Guymon Fire...
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OPSU Career Fair: Connecting employers to Aggie talent
Local employers across the region are invited to take part in Aggie Career Connections, a career fair designed to connect businesses with talented college students from a wide range of academic backgrounds. The event will be held on Monday, April 13,...
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Community investment program awards $10,000 grant to Main Street Guymon
Main Street Guymon has been awarded $10,000 through the Community Investment Program, funded by the Three Corners Investment Program, to support critical repairs and energy-efficient upgrades to its historic downtown facility. The funding represents an...
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LADY RED DEVILS BATTLE THROUGH ADVERSITY IN REGIONAL OPENER
The Texhoma Lady Red Devils traveled to Hammon on Tuesday night for a regional playoff matchup that unfolded amid extraordinary circumstances, as multiple wildfires swept across northwest Oklahoma. The team passed through Woodward under clear blue...
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PANHANDLE IGNITES
OKLAHOMA CITY — Sen. Casey Murdock, R-Felt, issued the following statement on the ongoing wildfires that have burned more than 155,000 acres in Northwest Oklahoma and the Panhandle. “I'm at a loss for words at the size and scale of the wildfires...
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New OSU variety is the heavyweight champion of wheat
STILLWATER – From the mat to the field, the debut of a new wheat variety highlights the competitiveness and grit that define Oklahoma State University. On its way to market this fall, the variety is perhaps OSU’s most widely adapted since Duster in the...
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SCCC buys virtual dissection table, approves summer hours
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College trustees met at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 2, with Board Chair Marvin Chance, Jr., presiding. Members John Engel, Kelly Hill, Dustin Ormiston, Casey Mein, and Keeley Young attended in person and Brett Reiss...
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TEXHOMA SPEECH AND DEBATE TEAM CONTINUES STRONG SEASON
The Texhoma Speech and Debate team is off to an impressive start this season, earning top finishes across multiple tournaments and divisions while continuing to represent the Panhandle with pride. The season kicked off on November 9 at the Mount Saint...
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RED DEVILS SPLIT ROAD FINALE AT BALKO-FORGAN
The Texhoma Red Devils traveled to Balko for their final regular season road game, taking on the Balko-Forgan Bulls. With postseason play approaching, Texhoma will now turn its focus to finishing the regular season strong with three home games...
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Improvement on display throughout Texhoma Junior High basketball season
The Texhoma Junior High basketball season came to a close after a demanding schedule that tested both teams on the road and showcased steady improvement throughout the year. The teams competed in a total of 17 games, with the majority played away from...
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HOME AT LAST
Finally, the moment the Red Devils had been waiting for arrived—after a long first half of the season spent on the road, Texhoma basketball returned home for the first time in the 2025–2026 season. Countless hours were put in by coaches and staff...
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Local students enjoy a day at the Flatland Farms
Last October, Fred Fischer, and his sons Ethan and Braden of Flatland Farms welcomed local students for a day of education on the farm. 3rd -6th grade children from Straight Elementary School, and 6th graders from Hooker Elementary School each came out...
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Main Street Guymon to host annual awards banquet: ‘Storybook Guymon’
Main Street Guymon is preparing to celebrate another year of community progress with its Annual Banquet, set for Tuesday, February 17, 2026. This year’s theme is “Storybook Guymon: Tell Your Story,” This will celebrate the people, businesses, and...
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WEATHER ALTERS BI-COUNTY MERRITT TOURNAMENT AS TEXHOMA SQUADS COMPETE
The Bi-County Merritt Basketball Tournament, originally scheduled for January 22–24, was moved up to January 21–23 due to predicted winter weather. The tournament was played through the first two days, but for the safety of all teams, the final day of...
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FAPC announces major modernization to support Oklahoma’s growing food industry
STILLWATER, Okla. — The Robert M. Kerr Food and Agricultural Products Center at Oklahoma State University is launching a major modernization effort following a $6 million investment from the Oklahoma Legislature aimed at expanding support for...
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Red Cross urges Oklahomans to prepare for winter storm
STILLWATER — The American Red Cross Northern Oklahoma Chapter is urging Oklahomans to prepare for a winter storm expected to bring snow, ice, sleet, freezing rain and extreme cold across the region starting Friday, with the potential to cause...
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OSDAR State Regent visit Woodward DAR Chapter
OSDAR Oklahoma State Regent Grace Ellsworth and Frontier District Director Vanessa Seward visited the Woodward DAR Chapter during their luncheon and business meeting. Oklahoma Society Daughters of the American Revolution OSDAR is a non-profit service...
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Norma Jean Dodge leaves B&I, steps into Registrar role
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College welcomed a familiar face in a new office as the spring 2026 semester opened. Business & Industry Director Norma Jean Dodge moved into the office of SCCC Registrar. The process felt familiar to Dodge: 15...
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