To finish off the Clinton side of the annual two-day I-40 Classic baseball fesitival, the Clinton Reds (3-8) fell to the Okarche Warriors 17-9 in six innings.

The date for the beginning of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol new Troop H Headquarters in Clinton was mentioned by State Sen. Darcy Jech at Friday’s Clinton Chamber of Commerce legislative luncheon when he and Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore addressed the crowd.

Michaela Morales, a physical therapist, who put on the fundraiser to help with finances for one of her clients, Sha Carpenter, who has Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS), announced Saturday morning that $17,000 had been raised.

Nance Elementary students received postcards from across the United States and beyond as part of a class project and provided a presentation to the school board. From left, are Raylon Rennels, Olivia Rennels, Ember Guzman, Ella Meng, Merrit Ray and Oaklyn Stewart. In the back is teacher Beth Miller.

The Arapaho-Butler Indians (10-3) showed what they were capable of Saturday during the title game of the Bank360 Classic, as they took down the Hammon Warriors 10-0 in four innings.

For its second tournament of the year, the Clinton Lady Reds golf team saw success, as it took second place at the Weatherford Tournament with a score of 350.