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- Four face felony charges
- CDN stops reporting COVID-19 case numbers
- Cabaniss welcomes middle school students for 25+ years
- Red Tornadoes sweep Western Heights
- Obituary for Cenovio A. Flores
Clinton High School soccer players, Adan Flores, left, and Courtney Heerwald, joined Eugene Jefferson, coach and athletic director, serving breakfast Wednesday at Southwest Elementary School. CDN
Monte Wade Goucher, formerly of Clinton and now living in Yukon, Tim Binghom, of Hobart, Jerry Lynn Dean, of Hammon, and Joe Don Dickey, of Frederick, are each facing felony charges in Custer County of embezzlement and conspiracy.
The Clinton Daily News will no longer be publishing COVID-19 case numbers or statistic information it receives. The reported number of cases has been on a downtrend since the COVID-19 omicron variant spike earlier this year, and even the Oklahoma State Health Department is now limiting daily reports to once a week.
Connie Cabaniss has spent over 25 years assisting the students and faculty at Clinton Middle School as one of its secretaries.
TUESDAY DAY SHIFT
Responded to a medical assist in the 700 block of 6 St.
Recently Western Oklahoma Christian School observed Disney Day. Dressing for the event were, from left, Annalisa King, Scarlett Fowble, Annabelle Stillwell, Langley Evetts and teacher Cher Brown. CDN
Responded to a report of theft at 23296 E. 0930 Rd.