(AP) — Amazon will end its "Sold by Amazon" program after an investigation by Washington state's attorney general found it was anticompetitive and violated antitrust laws, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

CHS Hosts Annual Blood Drive

On Wednesday, high school students at CHS had the opportunity to give blood or to be screened with parental consent to see if they have antibodies from COVID-19.

Here's a preview of Thursday's headlines

- Texas drug haul may have Clinton ties

- Hub Diner helps play into town’s Rt. 66 theme

- City manager attends training event in Edmond

- Red Tornadoes named to OFBCA All-State team

A woman was booked into a Texas Panhandle jail Monday after allegedly picking up almost $1 million worth of illegal drugs in Clinton, Okla., an Amarillo television station has reported.

Cold temperature protection

Jose Villa, an employee at TH Rogers Lumber Company, checks the supply of insulation available at the store. CDN

Hub Diner helps play into town’s Rt. 66 theme

For almost four years the Hub Diner has provided a 1950s-style restaurant for Clinton. Located near Route 66 and the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum, the Hub Diner adds to the city’s attractions for that time period.

Clinton City Manager Robert Johnston attended a three-day City Manager Association of Oklahoma training conference last week at the Hilton Garden Inn and Edmond Conference Center.

Top spellers

Washington Elementary Spelling Bee Champion is Victoria Nemtan, right, and Spelling Bee Runner-Up is Lillian Adkinson. The WES Spelling Bee was held Tuesday and 56 students competed.

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