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WASHINGTON (AP) — At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, when many churches moved their services online, the Rev. William H. Lamar IV initially shuddered at the thought that he needed to morph into a 'video personality' to stay engaged with his parishioners.
At this stage in his country music career, Oliver Anthony is still reaching his fans by propping his smartphone in a tour bus window and recording social media videos.
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- Efforts continue for beautification
- Auxillary group set for Tuesday event
- School board has audit approved; personnel updated
- Clinton boys’ golf finishes second in tourney
Over the last few years, the City of Clinton Beautification Committee has dedicated itself to a singular purpose: enhancing the aesthetic appeal and livability of the community. Through its commitment and initiatives, the committee has transformed the cityscape.
The Clinton Fire Department’s Women’s Auxiliary is extending an invitation to children and students from surrounding area schools to celebrate their academic success. From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday students who bring their report cards showcasing all A’s and B’s to the Clinton Fire Department parking lot will be rewarded with a soda and candy bar of their choice.
Editor’s Note: In Wednesday’s coverage of the Clinton Public School’s Board of Education there were several inaccuracies listed. The following is a better reflection of the meeting with the correct facts reported.
February Students of the Month at Western Oklahoma Christian School are Jada Blatnick of Weatherford (left) and Clara Stark of Clinton, pictured with Head of School Dora Miller. The students were recognized for demonstrating respect, personal responsibility and a positive attitude.