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- May breaks into Legion leadership role
- Tyler Freeburg ready to tap into community
- Granite man dies in crash
- New program underway; prospect talked up by hospital
- Whirlwinds football stung by Kingfisher
Midtown Travel Inn’s demolition has officially started with Billy Lewis and other crew members bringing down the walls on the second floor.
Shirley May has become the first female Vice West Commander for the American Legion in her region, opening doors for women veterans in leadership roles.
A Granite man died Thursday evening in a crash at the intersection of State Highway 6 and State Highway 152, 7 miles south of Elk City.
Tyler Freeburg, who has been employed with Oklahoma Bank & Trust for more than four years, is someone who is very involved in the community. He is currently a senior vice president at the bank, and says he enjoys every minute of his job at OB&T.
Other matters covered during Wednesday’s Clinton Hospital Authority meeting included an update on the school telehealth program and the possibility of partnering Clinton Regional with a mental health behavioral company.
Kenneth Gardner, a man of deep faith, intellect, and unwavering service, passed away peacefully, on Monday, September 9th, 2024 leaving behind a legacy of dedication to both his faith and his community. He was 87.
Responded to a report of an abandoned motorcycle at E. 990 Road and 2070 Road, Butler.
MARRIAGE LICENSES Alex Manuel Ramirez-Carranza and Linda Leanne Vaughn Robert Kevin Mc-Cain and Lea Ann Entz
Responded to a report of an assault in the 2200 block of Modelle Ave.