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Cowabunga!

Natalie Stephens dives into the large pile of leaves gathered up in her front yard before frigid temperatures hit. 

Settlement reached with 3rd Avenue

The Clinton Hospital Authority and 3rd Avenue West have agreed to reach a settlement in a civil lawsuit in regard to breach of contract and other claims. As of press time, the Clinton Daily News has not been able to reach the authority or Attorney Richard Mullins for comment as to the details.

Transportation contract approved

Assistant District Attorney Ricky McPhearson made an appearance at Monday’s meeting of the Custer County commissioners to discuss and dispel some concerns surrounding a new contract with David Roberts Consulting Company, which has been used and will continue to be used for transport in Custer...

Update on school board filings

As of noon Monday, two candidates have officially filed for candidacy in the run for school board for Clinton and Arapaho-Butler schools.In Clinton, incumbent David Mosburg has filed to reclaim his Dist. 1 seat in the coming election.

Artistic duo

The mother-daughter duo of Martha Hunter and Carla Miller are featured throughout the month of December at the Graceful Arts Center in Alva. There will be an artists’ reception from 6-9 p.m. Friday. This is Hunter’s first gallery exhibit. 

Cordell man involved in wreck

A Cordell man was involved in a fatality two-vehicle accident Friday morning in Garvin County near Fort Arbuckle.According to a report from Troop F of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, the accident happened at approximately 7:42 a.m. Friday at the intersection of State Highway 7 and Indian Meridian Road.

Troy Nehls says he will retire in 2026

(AP) – Republican U.S. Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas announced Saturday that he will retire from Congress after his term ends in 2026 to focus on family.Nehls, a staunch supporter of President Donald Trump who has sported his mug shot on a T-shirt, said he called Trump to inform him of his plans.

Cleaning up

Rhonnie Klein prepares to take out trash at the annual Cornerstone Church Thanksgiving Feed. 

Louisiana prison gives fathers, daughters a moment to reunite

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Leslie Harris has missed most milestones in his daughter’s life while serving a decades-long sentence in Louisiana for armed robbery and is unlikely to get out before her prom, her graduation and maybe even her wedding.