Corn Bible Academy releases first semester honor rolls

Corn Bible Academy has announced the students who have been recognized for their academic achievements by making either the Principal’s Honor Roll or the Superintendent’s Honor Roll. The students who have made either list did so by maintaining a certain grade level in their classes throughout the year.

NAPA Auto Parts Employees, from left, Doug Goodwin, Rhett Lambeth, Matt Harris, Grafton Lambeth and Robbyn Dunfee stand in front of the store together after recently being acquired by SportChassis. CDN | Micah Ashcraft

In efforts to expand as well as build community connections, SportChassis has recently acquired a new business in town, and is now operating the local NAPA store.

Story time

Madison Wright reads one of the several short books to a group of children gathered at the Clinton Public Library for story time.

Two warrants have been issued and one individual has now been arrested in connection with the alleged shooting that took place on the night of Dec.

Winter weather can be a challenge for everyone, but last weekend’s snowstorm posed a unique set of challenges for Oklahoma’s Department of Transportation.

The Clinton Chamber of Commerce has announced a special chamber member luncheon with the new Clinton High School head football coach Trevor Powers set to make an appearance and speak at the event at noon Monday at the Frisco Center. Clinton Chamber of Commerce President Julie Caldwell spoke with Clinton Daily News about the luncheon.

Wes Switzer and Peyton Clonce

Clinton High School has recognized two of its students, Peyton Clonce and Wes Switzer, as the Red Tornado Boy and Girl of the Month of November.

From left, Clinton Rotary Club President Natalie Simpson, and fellow Rotarians Hoi Geswender, Carolyn Heerwald, and Conner Kirk bring the spice to the Frisco Center kitchen ahead of the Rotary Club Chili Day and Silent Auction tomorrow. CDN | Micah Ashcra

While the roads might still have snow and the temperatures may still be low, the Rotary Club of Clinton plans to keep warm with its annual Chili Day and Silent Auction tomorrow at the Frisco Center, in an effort to raise money for local scholarships and civic groups.

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