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Arapaho-Butler fifth- and sixth-grade students, from left, Carter Richardson, Tristen Dupree, James Meacham, Walker Thomas, Kash Wall, Jancen Baker, and Hutton Nicholson, along with Coach Dana Dupree, were crowned champions of the Five-County Academic Meet hosted by Leedey.

On Dec. 8 Preston Feathers, 41, of Clinton, was arrested on the charge of domestic abuse: assault and battery against a person living in the same household.

The Jan. 14 Special Election involving the proposed selling of Clinton Regional Hospital will need a majority vote instead of the super majority decision as previously reported by the

The Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office has awarded grant funding to sheriff offices across all 77 Oklahoma counties. All grants given out are for the amount of $150,000, $250,000, or $300,000. The Custer County Sheriff’s Office has received a grant in the amount of $250,000.

Trailer no more

Carlos Teo, top, and Luis Zelaya, do the groundwork to remove the portable classrooms from Southwest Elementary School last week.

Alumnus returns to sing CBA’s praises

After graduating from Corn Bible Academy 22 years ago, Keith Warkentin returned Dec. 1 to work at the school that he believes helped shape him into the man he is today.

Katie and Greg Ferrell with their dog Sparkie CDN | Courtesy photo

Clinton has many churches affiliated with many different denominations of Christianity. One thing they all have in common is they all have a very involved youth and youth group programs. One church here in Clinton that has a large youth program is Cornerstone Church. The head youth pastor, Greg Ferrell, has been at Cornerstone for two years, and is very involved in teaching the youth at the church and in the community about their religion.

Cream of education crop

To cap off the first semester of school Tracy McCullough, left, was named the 2024-24 Support Staff Employee of the Year and Rhett Blundell was chosen as Teacher of the Year.

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