Arapaho-Butler High School students Ashton Trebing, left, and James Nguyen stand by a raised panel wood lectern they built in their woodworking class to use at graduation next week.
A disagreement regarding a woman’s attire allegedly resulted in actions leading to several charges against her boyfriend.
Phlebotomist Technician Ruth Thomas, left, assists Craig Wagner in donating blood inside the First Christian Church Tuesday afternoon. CDN
One Clinton senior recently received a national scholarship worth up to $48,000.
Corn Bible Academy crowned senior Brendan Miller of Thomas, left, as Mr. CBA and senior Kennedy Listak of Clinton as Miss CBA at the spring concert. Mr. and Miss CBA are chosen for their display of Christian character, leadership abilities and academic excellence.
DAY SHIFT
Responded to a 911 call of semi all over the road that almost ran two vehicles off the road going south three miles north of Arapaho.
Donna Carter, left, receives a blood drive shirt from blood drive coordinator Debbie Matz inside the First Christian Church.
Perinatal depression and anxiety are the most common complication from pregnancy. The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Maternal and Child Health Service has partnered with the Oklahoma Perinatal Quality Improvement Collaborative to help Oklahoma families connect with perinatal mental health experts.
Nance Elementary Pre-K student Graham Depew from Heather Davis’ class poses for photos on the red carpet as the Best Actor before the Pajama Party program.