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Adler talks about bid for Ward

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Adler talks about bid for Ward

Saturday, August 2, 2025

Talitha Adler has filed for candidacy in the upcoming City Council Election, in the hopes of representing Ward 3.“I love Clinton – I just think there’s a lot of potential that’s being overlooked, especially in the downtown area,” she said.

A Boeing 777X rests on the runway at the OSIDA Space Port in Burns Flat. The company chose the former Clinton-Sherman Air Force Base to test the aircraft for months at a time. CDN | Courtesy photo

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OSIDA’s work with Boeing touted

Saturday, August 2, 2025

The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority (OSIDA) Space Port in Burns Flat was the site of brake testing for Boeing’s 777X test aircraft in March. The space port also hosted the jet in April for additional performance evaluations.

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Corn Bible Academy preps for start of school year

Saturday, August 2, 2025

Corn Bible Academy is getting ready to start welcoming back students for its new school year with the first day of school being Thursday.With CBA having its student orientation on Thursday as well, it seems like the only thing left for students to do is prepare for those early school mornings again.

Nance Elementary School Librarian Sharon Harl, left, Student Teacher Marshannea Hicks and Assistant Librarian Leslie Powell flip to the next chapter at Nance Elementary while setting up the library for the start of the new school year. CDN | Micah Ashcraf

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Introducing new worlds

Saturday, August 2, 2025

Introducing new worlds

Clinton High School teacher and football coach Jacob Lee focuses Monday afternoon on the instruction given during his CDL and bus driving lesson given at Clinton Public Schools’ Bus Barn by mechanic and bus instructor Rick Challis. CDN | Micah Ashcraft

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Bus driver training underway

Thursday, July 31, 2025

Clinton Public Schools, with its close to 2,000 students enrolled this year, has had its need for bus drivers as high as ever.

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Hospital deal faces uncertainty

Thursday, July 31, 2025

“So, where do we go from here?”Mayor David Berrong’s words resonated through the special Clinton City Council meeting Tuesday night, as council members absorbed the explanation of the current situation given by City Attorney Ryan Meacham.

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Still one race set for council position

Thursday, July 31, 2025

As of press time on Wednesday - the last day to file in the election for Clinton City Council - no additional candidates have filed for the Ward 1 or Ward 3 seats.In Ward 3, two candidates have emerged. Erin Adams was the first to file on Monday morning, and Tony Paradis filed Monday afternoon.

From left, Clinton Middle School math teacher Sarah Kerr, history teacher Robert Gordon, discretionary assistant Micah Williams, and Clinton High School librarian Christy Manhart share a table at the Clinton Public Schools’ all-staff gathering Wednesday

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Getting prepared

Thursday, July 31, 2025

Getting prepared

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Two arrested for alleged tire thefts

Saturday, July 26, 2025

Two local men have been arrested in connection to a heist with an unusual score: 24 used tires, valued at $50 apiece, for a total of $1,200.

Deputy Director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Glen Melville, left, presents soon to be Clinton High School freshman Nevin Hines his certificate for graduating through the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Youth Police Academy program at the Riverside Indian S

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Hines gets jump start on future career

Saturday, July 26, 2025

Nevin Hines, an incoming freshman at Clinton High School, recently concluded an enriching twoweek experience at the 3rd Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Indian Youth Police Academy (Class 03-25). The prestigious program, held at Riverside Indian School in Anadarko, ran from June 15 - 27 this year.