TUESDAY MARCH 3
-Local firms, CHS partner on intern program
-Sale barn changes hands
-Boeing still planning to use Clinton-Sherman
-Reds rattle rival Eagles’ nest
-Arapaho-Butler girls pummel Binger-Oney
-Plus see local pictures
Obituaries
-State Deaths
A student job internship program that was in the planning stages last fall began in earnest at the start of this year. Clinton High School teacher Debbie Carlisle said the program is going even better than expected.
Around the noon hour Friday three motorcycles were involved in a crash at the westbound exit near Love’s. As of press time officials declared one casualty and several injured at the scene.
The Western Oklahoma Livestock Auction is tentatively scheduled to open its doors to cattle buyers on Monday, March 16, at the site of what was formerly the Hinz Auction facility.
Boeing still has plans to use a rural Oklahoma airport for flight tests of its 737 Max and 777X aircraft, but state officials don’t know quite when the aircraft will come in for a landing.
Rep. Mike Osburn, REdmond, has introduced a major modernization of the state’s civil service system.
Arapaho-Butler FFA student Reece Richardson earned Reserve Grand Champion Heifer at the 2020 Junior Livestock Show. In the background is judge Billy Scott.
Rep. Scott Fetgatter (ROkmulgee) commented on the passage of a concurrent resolution that promises to advance the industrial hemp industry in Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives has passed legislation to bring transparency to the reporting requirements of the Alzheimer’s Disease Special Care Disclosure Act.