Fighting to advance to the title game

Arapaho-Butler High School held its annual Awards Assembly Monday, recognizing the achievements of its students. This year, the school celebrated more than $70,000 in scholarships awarded to its graduating seniors.

Washington Elementary student Abby Trout examines a shiny pen she found at the school’s book fair Monday. The pen caught her attention as she browsed the selection of books on display.

Over the weekend, both of the Arapaho-Butler Indians girls’ and boys’ track and field teams traveled to Western Heights High School to take part in the Class A State Track and Field Meet. While it was a good time for the track team, Coach Tyler Foale said his team was buried in the other sports advancing to their respective state tournaments.

Western Oklahoma Christian School held its annual “Aim to Serve” day Thursday. The pre-K and kindergarten classes took treat baskets to community helpers. Sixthgrade classes went to the Veterans Center to help plant flowers outside and clean out supply closets.

This continues a series of catch-up announcements from Clinton High School in regard to the Red Tornado Boy and Girl honorees. The Red Tornado Boy and Girl for December are Brianna Denney and Parrish Blackwolf. They were selected by CHS representatives for their achievements and contributions to the school and community.