CEDA Chairman Ken Baker, left, presents recognition to Roland Mower, who attended his final meeting as director of economic development. CDN | Staff Photo

Tuesday’s meeting of the Clinton Economic Development Authority served the final meeting for Director Roland Mower and the first for the newest member of the authority, Liz Johnson.

Scarlett Thomas, left, and Arapaho-Butler Public Schools Supt. Jay Edelen stand together after picking toys to take home from the Arapaho-Butler and Devon Energy Toy Express. CDN | Micah Ashcraft

Arapaho-Butler Public Schools teamed up with Devon Energy to bring holiday cheer to students with the Devon Energy Toy Express event Tuesday morning.

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- Mechanics of REH status explained

- Progress touted at board meeting

- 2 arrested in copper theft bust

- Former Lady Red hoopster showing off in college

- INSERTS: Atwoods, Homeland, Elk Supply

Responded to a report of an accident with unknown injuries in the area of State Highway 33 and N. 2198 Rd., Butler.

(AP) – A man who says members of a secretive North Carolina religious group held him down and beat him wants the prosecutor kicked o his case, accusing the district attorney of siding with a church that dozens of former congregants have said abused them.

ST. MATTHEWS, S.C. (AP) — The former court clerk in South Carolina who helped out with the murder trial of attorney Alex Murdaugh pleaded guilty Monday to criminal charges for showing sealed court exhibits to a photographer and lying about it in court.

State delays push data center developers to private land

Months of delays in approving a commercial lease on state school land for a data center near Lawton led to the developer canceling its lease, causing the state to lose out on lease payments that benefit public education.

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