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‘Oklahoma!’ auditions established

Preparations are underway for the production of “Oklahoma!” this fall, and auditions are opening this week.“I would especially like people who were in it before,” said Director Marjie Anderson.
Three Clinton High School students were accepted into the Native Youth Community Project intern program. From left are Quinn Elkshoulder, NYCP coordinator; Arianna Spottedwolf; Aracelie Chavez; Marley Gamboa; and Jamie Rishel, NYCP college support adviser. CDN | Courtesy photo

Three Clinton High School students were accepted into the Native Youth Community Project intern program. From left are Quinn Elkshoulder, NYCP coordinator; Arianna Spottedwolf; Aracelie Chavez; Marley Gamboa; and Jamie Rishel, NYCP college support adviser. CDN | Courtesy photo

Students chosen for internships

Three Clinton High School students are training to be teachers this summer with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes.Using a grant they recently acquired, CA Tribes has started a program called NYCP (Native Youth Community Project) program.
Idalia Pelayo Uribe, left, and Jackson McCullough were named the Red Tornado Boy and Girl of the Year Thursday night at the Senior Awards Ceremony. The packages behind them hold a minirefrigerator for their future dorm room. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Idalia Pelayo Uribe, left, and Jackson McCullough were named the Red Tornado Boy and Girl of the Year Thursday night at the Senior Awards Ceremony. The packages behind them hold a minirefrigerator for their future dorm room. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

CHS Class of 2026 rakes in dough

The Clinton High School Class of 2026 accepted an estimated $3.1 million dollars in scholarships Thursday night at the former Clinton Middle School Auditorium.

Man arrested for alleged drug sale

Trenair Dewayne Collins, 39, of Seminole, is facing charges after an investigation using a confidential informant allegedly resulted in the purchase of 36 grams of cocaine in Clinton.The investigation was conducted by Officer Brian Baker of the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics.

CPS discusses upcoming projects

Supt. Nathan Meget talked Monday evening at the Clinton Board of Education meeting about future projects the school district is working on, planning to start soon, and other updates about the district.

Voter registration deadline set

May 22 is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the June 16 Primary Election.Custer County Election Board Secretary Ann Brown said persons who are United States citizens, residents of Oklahoma, and at least 18 years old may apply to become registered voters.

More details given about ‘Firehouse

66’The “Firehouse 66” project was recently approved for a grant through the Route 66 Revitalization Grant Program.
Clinton Firefighter Jacob Hoffman, left, and Lt. Billy Gerstenkorn remove the front bumper off a car so the user can drive it away after a twovehicle collision after 5 p.m. Tuesday on the corner of Modelle Avenue and Sixth Street. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Clinton Firefighter Jacob Hoffman, left, and Lt. Billy Gerstenkorn remove the front bumper off a car so the user can drive it away after a twovehicle collision after 5 p.m. Tuesday on the corner of Modelle Avenue and Sixth Street. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Modelle crash

A little after 3 p.m. Tuesday, a Toyota SUV ran into the Diamond Wash located at 306 N. Fourth St. Surveying the damage at the laundromat are, from left, SRO Andrew Wilson, Officer Tucker Stevens, and SRO Dillon Whitten of the Clinton Police Department. CDN | Staff Photo

A little after 3 p.m. Tuesday, a Toyota SUV ran into the Diamond Wash located at 306 N. Fourth St. Surveying the damage at the laundromat are, from left, SRO Andrew Wilson, Officer Tucker Stevens, and SRO Dillon Whitten of the Clinton Police Department. CDN | Staff Photo

Bent brick

CDN | Courtesy photo

CDN | Courtesy photo

Taking the grand tour

Fourth-grade students from Arapaho-Butler Schools recently had a tour of the State Capitol by House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore.