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Sgt. Dillon Mach and K9 Mama Bear

Sgt. Dillon Mach and K9 Mama Bear

Sgt. Mach, Mama Bear team up to take narcotics off streets

Sgt. Dillon Mach and his partner have a special bond. They work together to get narcotics off the streets, locate evidence, and complete trainings.At the end of the day, she goes home with him, and he makes sure she has all the food, water, and care that she needs.

Foss set for Chistmas in July

The 36th annual Foss Lake Christmas in July will be at Foss State Park this Friday and Saturday. The event is free to everybody wishing to attend, with multiple events throughout the day.

CFD offers summer fire safety tips

Summer holidays and get-togethers can increase the possibility of hazards to property, possessions, and persons. Assistant Chief DJ Woodall of the Clinton Fire Department shares some tips for safer activities.

CEDA talks new roles for director

At Tuesday’s meeting of the Clinton Economic Development Authority, new Economic Development Director Fayne Sawatzky was announced, and trustees discussed what the role and primary goals of the new director should be.“As of tomorrow (Wednesday), Fayne Sawatzky is going to go to work.
Audrey Nguyen, left, balances on the swing as Anh Dao helps her stand up Wednesday at the McLain Rogers Park Playground. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Audrey Nguyen, left, balances on the swing as Anh Dao helps her stand up Wednesday at the McLain Rogers Park Playground. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Swing time

Neptune Drive will close next week

Part of Neptune Drive will be closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. July 7 through July 9, according to Oklahoma Department of Transportation District 5 Resident Engineer and Manager Dax Sawyer.“It’s just right there at the bridge,” Sawyer explained. “We’re hoping it doesn’t take that long.
Commemorating a $500,000 housing grant are, from left, Sovereign Bank VP Tribal Relations Manager Debbie Lindsey; Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority Gov. Reggie Wassana; Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority Housing Specialist Joscelyn Tapaha; Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority Executive Director Damon Dunbar; Federal Home Loan Bank Topeka FVP, Community Investment Officer and Director of Housing and Community Development Kylie Mergen; and Sovereign Bank CEO Bryan Cain. CDN | Courtesy photo

Commemorating a $500,000 housing grant are, from left, Sovereign Bank VP Tribal Relations Manager Debbie Lindsey; Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority Gov. Reggie Wassana; Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority Housing Specialist Joscelyn Tapaha; Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority Executive Director Damon Dunbar; Federal Home Loan Bank Topeka FVP, Community Investment Officer and Director of Housing and Community Development Kylie Mergen; and Sovereign Bank CEO Bryan Cain. CDN | Courtesy photo

Tribal housing authority nets $500,000 grant for tiny homes

Five tribal entities, including the Cheyenne and Arapaho Housing Authority, were recently awarded $1.6 million through the Native American Housing Initiatives (NAHI) Grants Program offered by the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLBank) Topeka.
CDN | Christian Jacobsen Tommy Wise, experienced co-op hand, inspects a sample of wheat to check for quality and holes before being moved to the mill for processing at the Farmers Cooperative of Western Oklahoma.

CDN | Christian Jacobsen Tommy Wise, experienced co-op hand, inspects a sample of wheat to check for quality and holes before being moved to the mill for processing at the Farmers Cooperative of Western Oklahoma.

Wheat crop deemed one of worst

Wheat harvest is over, marking what many consider a very bad year for the crop.“It was definitely one of the worst crops that we’ve had in some time.
CDN | Christian Jacobsen Mission House Director Jennifer Lee checks the sunflowers growing in the community garden while on the phone with locals needing information.

CDN | Christian Jacobsen Mission House Director Jennifer Lee checks the sunflowers growing in the community garden while on the phone with locals needing information.

Mission House still needs assistance

The Mission House kitchen is still in full swing and wanting to help anybody it can.Mission House Director Jennifer Lee gave an update about how the Mission House has been doing since the demolition of its living facility in April. “We’re still doing great,” she said.

Man allegedly rams car

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Daydrean James “DJ” Malone, 33, of Clinton, after he allegedly used his vehicle to hit a vehicle containing the mother of his children while his children were inside of his car.At 4:40 p.m.