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A-B Elementary set for Play Nights

Arapaho-Butler Elementary School is hosting a series of “Play Nights” where 3-4-yearolds and their parents are invited to check out their future classrooms.

Man accused of assaulting victim

Charges have been brought against Tony Alan Graham, 64, of Clinton, after an alleged attack put another man in the hospital with a fractured orbital bone.At 12:40 a.m. Sept.
Arapaho-Butler kindergarten students climb aboard for a train ride around the Custer County Free Fair Friday morning at the Custer County Fairgrounds. Pictured from left is Train Conductor Justin Kliewer, Edith Izaguirre, Genevieve Wilson, Emberson Bolte, and Carter Woodall. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Arapaho-Butler kindergarten students climb aboard for a train ride around the Custer County Free Fair Friday morning at the Custer County Fairgrounds. Pictured from left is Train Conductor Justin Kliewer, Edith Izaguirre, Genevieve Wilson, Emberson Bolte, and Carter Woodall. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

All aboard!

All aboard!
From left, James Holden, Parks Supt. Lyndon Perry, and Robert Plaza pour and level new concrete slabs for wheelchair access and usage Friday morning at the McLain Rogers Park Amphitheater. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

From left, James Holden, Parks Supt. Lyndon Perry, and Robert Plaza pour and level new concrete slabs for wheelchair access and usage Friday morning at the McLain Rogers Park Amphitheater. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

‘Oklahoma!’ preparing for opening week

Next weekend marks opening night for “Oklahoma!” in a culmination of efforts between Southwest Playhouse, the City of Clinton, the Chamber of Commerce, and other various entities and organizations associated with the production.
From left, Paula Sawatzky of the Women’s Leadership Committee helps inform WOCS kindergarten teacher Danyal Walters along with students Abdiel Botello and Avery Nickel where their food from their lunchboxes and school meals come from Friday morning at the Custer County Free Fair. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

From left, Paula Sawatzky of the Women’s Leadership Committee helps inform WOCS kindergarten teacher Danyal Walters along with students Abdiel Botello and Avery Nickel where their food from their lunchboxes and school meals come from Friday morning at the Custer County Free Fair. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Food lesson

Food lesson
Promise, eyes are there

Promise, eyes are there

Promise, eyes are there

Supt. of Poultry Brittany Powers shows off a Polish Frizzle chicken entered into the Custer County Free Fair at the fairgrounds. 

Update on Rt. 66-themed projects

Projects are ongoing across Clinton, both in preparation for and as a result of Route 66 reaching it’s 100th anniversary.These projects include the Mother Road Gardens sign, the Firehouse Project, and the Triangle Monument.
The CHS mock trial team will travel to Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia to enter into a national mock trial competition Oct. 14-19. Pictured front, from left, are Whitney Salazar, Team Captain Alexandra Fuentes, Kira Rhoads, Atlee Fuller, and Team Captain Victoria Nemtan; back, Ashley Garcia Morales, Team Captain Ace Elizondo, Joshua Armstrong, Felipe Acosta Sandoval, Jaxon Black, and Coach Ashley Kelley. CDN | Courtesy photo

The CHS mock trial team will travel to Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia to enter into a national mock trial competition Oct. 14-19. Pictured front, from left, are Whitney Salazar, Team Captain Alexandra Fuentes, Kira Rhoads, Atlee Fuller, and Team Captain Victoria Nemtan; back, Ashley Garcia Morales, Team Captain Ace Elizondo, Joshua Armstrong, Felipe Acosta Sandoval, Jaxon Black, and Coach Ashley Kelley. CDN | Courtesy photo

Legal team set to compete

The Clinton High School mock trial team will be traveling to Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia for the Empire Philly Mock Trial Competition Oct. 14-19.
The first Delta Air Lines Boeing 757 to be painted inside of Hangar 234 at Premium Aerospace Center Oklahoma in Burns Flat at the Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport. CDN | Courtesy photo

The first Delta Air Lines Boeing 757 to be painted inside of Hangar 234 at Premium Aerospace Center Oklahoma in Burns Flat at the Infinity One Oklahoma Spaceport. CDN | Courtesy photo

PAC painting planes

Washita County’s aeronautical artists are getting to work on a high-flying canvas.The first of five Delta Air Lines airplanes landed at Burns Flat’s Premium Aerospace Center (PAC) Oklahoma runway for a fresh coat of paint.The Boeing 757 will be painted in PAC’s new, state-of-the-art Hangar 234.

Hangar project nearing completion

Construction on the hangars at the Clinton Regional Airport is nearly complete, according to Manager Tracey Yoder.“We’re on the last stage of our hangar project.They are working on electrical on our T-hangars.