Rep. Carl Newton, R-Cherokee, recently recognized the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation Cold Case Team for its work to help resolve and bring closure to 98 cases since its creation in November 2018. Recognition took place in the Oklahoma House of Representatives’ Chambers during daily session.

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- Scanner still considered valuable tool

- CHS students set for ‘Reality Check’

- Southall readies for new post

- Clinton girls’ golf finishes second at regionals

Often people can be dubious of purchasing an extended warranty, but at Monday’s board meeting the Custer County commissioners wanted as much information as possible for the Sorter RS Full Body Scanner in use at the Custer County Jail.

Debbie Carlisle, executive director of the Clinton Public School Foundation, is heading up a “Reality Check” for seniors about to graduate from Clinton High School. As a part of the personal financial literacy portion of the senior capstone class, students get a look under the hood of what it means to be an adult.

Brad Southall, left, receives papers from McKinsey Cloninger at Arapaho-Butler Elementary School. Cloninger will be the school’s new elementary secretary and child nutrition clerk in the 2026-2027 school year. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Brad Southall was recently named the next superintendent for Arapaho-Butler Public Schools. He said he is excited for his new role and feels confident for a smooth changing of the guard.

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