WASHINGTON (AP) — Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida addressed U.S. lawmakers at the Capitol Thursday, urging them to consider the importance of global commitments at a time of tension in the Asia-Pacific and deep skepticism in Congress about U.S. involvement abroad.

Anthuriums aid archers

Jessica Williams places anthurium plants in the window as part of a fundraiser for the archery team. The Prairie Sunshine Flowers sale, running until the third week of April, will help support the team’s upcoming trip to Utah.

Here's your preview of Friday's CDN

- Finding suspect in a haystack

- A-B students shine at OYE

- CHS students picked for arts institute

- CHS tennis working to improve on season

- Full obituary for Craig Arlyn Holman

CHS students picked for arts institute

Maia Stewart and Ryder Adams, two students from Clinton High School, have been accepted into the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute (OSAI) at Quartz Mountain this June.

A-B students shine at OYE

The Arapaho-Butler FFA chapter showcased its skills and dedication at the recent Oklahoma Youth Expo (OYE), with students earning top honors across various categories. The chapter’s success highlights the hard work and commitment of its members in agriculture and animal sciences.

A stolen vehicle, a burglary, haybales and a tense standoff culminated in the arrest of an Arapaho man.

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