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CHS senior Jessica Garcia puts the finishing touches on her clay project in Joy Badillo’s Art 3 class. CDN | Michael Maresh

The Art 3 class of Clinton High School art teacher Joy Badillo completed clay projects Friday after weeks of working on them.

According to Shawn Dewees, manager of the Foss Water Treatment Plant, a federal funding freeze put in place by President Donald Trump is affecting grant funds that have been awarded to Foss Lake.

Corn Bible Academy music teacher Briana Bull plays the trumpet. Bull assisted former CBA music teacher Charles Regier, and took over the program when her mentor left for another position in the school. CDN | Michael Maresh

Briana Bull had no idea when she enrolled one of her daughters at Corn Bible Academy it would eventually lead to her to being named the school’s music teacher.

Taking shape

Mark Stapleton cuts wood posts at Southwest Elementary School Thursday afternoon to build a fence around a flower bed.

As Clinton has endured below freezing temperatures this week, many have sought assistance from the Mission House, which has taxed its food stores.

Judge Tim White, left, checks out CHS junior Caber Johnson’s chicken at the Market Broiler Monday at the Custer County Fairgrounds. CDN | Michael Maresh

Of the 23 entries in the Broiler Market at the Custer County Fairgrounds as part of the Custer County Jr. Livestock Fair Monday, two students from the county won the top two awards.

Valentine royalty

Queen Marquetta Hollan, left, and King Nelson Tilley from Clinton Therapy and Living Center enjoy a Valentine’s Day celebration.

Raylan Jackson, 22, of Weatherford, has been arrested on charges of operating a vehicle without a valid driver’s license, unauthorized use of a vehicle, possession of marijuana, and endangering others while attempting to elude police officers.

Ready to clear a path

Jay Bryant with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation prepares to plow Tuesday morning near U.S. Highway 183.

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