Harriette reflects on the anniversary of the Capitol riot

DEAR READERS: Today is the anniversary of a dark day in our country. On Jan. 6, 2021, just when my family was about to celebrate my niece's birthday, the airwaves were filled with frightening images of Americans who were overtaking our beloved nation's Capitol. It's hard to believe that a whole year has passed since that fateful day.

DO JUST ONE THING

● Road salt is used in the wintertime to deice roads, but it can also be a leading source of rust for the undercarriage of your car. After a harsh winter storm, take your car to a car wash – which is the most water- and energyefficient way to wash a car – to have the salt residue washed off, and opt for additional undercarriage cleaning. A wax seal now and then also will create a protective barrier on the outside of the car to help minimize damage.

Here's a preview of Wednesday's CDN

- Man accused of kidnapping, assault

- New COVID-19 variant detected in wastewater

- Many details go into getting Frisco Center ready for events

- Mirror images lead Red Tornadoes

- Obituary for Aaron Lance Donelson

Clinton resident Luis Goucher, 33, was arrested on complaints of kidnapping, forcible sodomy, domestic violence and unlawful of dissemination of sexual images Monday evening after he allegedly gave a full confession to Clinton Police Detective Michael Bouziden.

New COVID-19 variant detected in wastewater

Omicron, a COVID-19 variant, was discovered in sewage samples collected in Tulsa Dec. 17 by a team of scientists, epidemiologists and public health leaders from the University of Oklahoma, OU Health, the Tulsa Health Department and other agencies, according to an OU press release.

Essay recognition

From left are Roshelle Wherrit, Creative writing teacher at Corn Bible Academy, Blake Brewer, one of the participants of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Washita Chapter Essay, Marci Grant and Linda Stewart.

Responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed west of Arapaho.

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