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From left, Kansas visitors Don and Susane Garrett receive some assistance from Oklahoma Route 66 Museum volunteer Crystal Smith and staff member Khelsea Risinger. CDN | Michael Maresh

The Oklahoma Route 66 Museum has always attracted thousands of visitors each year, but the numbers have been increasing of late.

While financials, prospective areas of growth, and other matters were discussed at Wednesday’s Clinton Hospital Authority meeting, the one major question everyone seems to have came up when talks turned to the impending sale of Clinton Regional Hospital from the City of Clinton to Rural Hospital Solutions and its partner 3rd Avenue West.

Lillian Roush and Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore pose for a photo on the floor of the State House of Representatives. CDN | Courtesy photo

Lillian Roush, a junior at Arapaho-Butler High School, paged for House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, from March 3-6 at the State Capitol.

Top students named Monday afternoon for the Clinton High School class of 2025 include, from left, Zachary Hansen, valedictorian; Grace Meacham, valedictorian; Addyson Littke, salutatorian; Cadence Sawatzky, valedictorian; and Presly Evans, valedictorian.

Clinton High School made the announcement Monday afternoon of four valedictorians and one salutatorian to represent the class of 2025.

Belen Soto and Daniel Cardenas

Clinton High School has announced the recipients of September’s Red Tornado Boy and Girl Award to Belen Soto and Daniel Cardenas.

The Oklahoma House of Representatives has approved a measure by Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, that would give the children of longtime public school teachers access to the Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship. This pushes Moore’s bill one step closer to becoming a reality.

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