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Jose Luise is helping install a metal panel to the inside frame of the new T-hangar being built at Clinton Regional Airport. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Jose Luise is helping install a metal panel to the inside frame of the new T-hangar being built at Clinton Regional Airport. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Airport work

Airport work
Ryan and Natalie Houck continue to work on the construction of the old Redland Theater on Frisco Avenue. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Ryan and Natalie Houck continue to work on the construction of the old Redland Theater on Frisco Avenue. CDN | Christian Jacobsen

Redland under new ownership

The historic Redland Theater at downtown Frisco Avenue will be reopening soon, with new owners Ryan and Natalie Houck at the helm.“What we’ve got in mind is a community performance and arts event space,” said Natalie Houck.
Rick Koch, left, awards Freddie Cardenas the keys to a 1966 Chevy Chevelle at Lucille’s Roadhouse. CDN | Courtesy photo

Rick Koch, left, awards Freddie Cardenas the keys to a 1966 Chevy Chevelle at Lucille’s Roadhouse. CDN | Courtesy photo

Cardenas wins 1966 Chevy Chevelle

Freddie Cardenas thought his chances at winning a classic car were a longshot at best. Turns out, he had the magic touch when it came to finding the magic key that would lead to another key to turn the motor of a 1966 Chevy Chevelle.
Ofc. Holden Harrrelson

Ofc. Holden Harrrelson

Harrelson enjoys making ‘things safer’

For the Clinton Police Department, night shift is often a little different, according to Officer Holden Harrelson.“I prefer nights,” said Harrelson. “The work is different from day shift.

Main headlines for the Weekend CDN

Here's your preview of the Weekend paper- Delinquent Taxes inside Pages 14-20- Redland under new ownership- Cardenas wins 1966 Chevy Chevelle- Harrelson enjoys making ‘things safer’- A-B softball makes short work of Arnett in win- Notice of death for Cherry Thompson-Davis- Local, state, national...
Muscle strength

Muscle strength

Muscle strength

Karen Robertson lifts and holds her legs to engage muscle strength during low-impact workout training at Clinton Regional Hospital. 

Kansas town will pay $850K to end lawsuit

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A small Kansas town has agreed to pay $850,000 to a former reporter at its weekly newspaper to end her federal lawsuit over a police raid of the paper’s offices in 2023 that ignited a national furor over press freedom.

POLICE REPORT - WEDNESDAY

DAY SHIFTResponded to a report of a 911 hangup in the area of I-40, mile marker 69 eastbound.Responded to a report of a theft of utilities in the 200 block of S. 4th St.Responded to the Clinton Police Department in reference to stolen property.

SHERIFF’S REPORT - WEDNESDAY

Responded to a report of harassment, Thomas.Conducted a motorist assist in reference to semi in the middle of roadway on State Highway 47, Thomas.Performed extra patrol in the town of Butler.Responded to a report of a medical call in the 300 block of N. 7th, Arapaho.