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Gas Prices Keep Tumbling
 
on 10-10-2008 20:40  

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The cost of gas continues to drop as it finally breaks the $3/per gallon marker for Guymon residents, which on average pay more for gas than most of the state of Oklahoma. At left: A local Shell Station, Kent Kwik, proudly displays the competitive price Friday morning. 

   

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Thursday, 17 July 2008

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Below: Logan McCullough of NW Sixth Street in Guymon caught this 8-pound catfish early Monday morning at Sunset Lake. While he wouldn't reveal his secret for catching the fish, he said the best time of day is early in the morning when the weather is cooler. He said it's the biggerst fish caught at the lake this year so far.

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