Linda Elston, left, awards the ESA Alpha Nu Scholarship to Malley Baker Wednesday during the Senior Awards Ceremony at the A-B Auditorium. CDN | Christian Jacobsen
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Swinging for the fences
Arapaho-Butler’s Dalaynie Lee catches the ball for the out during the Lady Indians’ first-round win against Minco at FireLake Ball Park in Shawnee. CDN | Sam Goodwyn
Veterans, from left, Denver Horn, Alfred Miller, and Larry Goeringer were recently presented with Quilts of Valor at Peace Lutheran Church in Bessie. CDN | Courtesy photo
Subcontractor Jeremy Fisher spreads out rock and gravel using Bryler Daggs’ shovel recently at the Clinton Regional Airport. Daggs, his grandson, placed the shovel into his work truck and told him, “I’ll let you use my shovel at work.” CDN | Chris

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Ready to commence

Ready to commence

Responded to an animal call of cattle out on I-40, mile markers 55-58 westbound, Clinton.

Sports

Swinging for the fences

Swinging for the fences

Both of the Arapaho- Butler track and field teams took their talents to Oklahoma City over the weekend to compete at the Class A State Meet, which was held at Western Heights High School.

Columns & Opinions

DEAR HARRIETTE: I’ve been fasting for years – sometimes for my faith, sometimes for my health – and overall, it’s been a meaningful practice for me. The structure I follow is usually water or tea throughout the day, then one meal after 6 p.m. The challenge is, I’ve started to notice that when I go long stretches without food, my mood can shift. I can become irritable or snappy sometimes. I know people joke about being “hangry,” but it feels real in my case.

Dear Doctors: I read about a study that says it’s possible for someone who eats meat to have a gut that’s as healthy as someone who is vegan. I know your gut microbiome is an important part of good health, but I’m just not cut out to be a vegan. I’d like to know more about that research.

Obituaries

Funeral services for Curtis “Curt” Dean Walker, 82, of Butler, are pending.

Funeral services for Leslie Luvern Dilocker, 98, of Custer City, will be held at 2 p.m.