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Meridith Smith stands next to home base – the West OK Co-Op at 613 Frisco Ave. CDN | Staff Photo

For some, true art is an exercise about finding oneself. For Meridith Smith, she and her family found a home base in Clinton where they work to preserve history, incorporate culture, and provide a space where people are able to create in the process.

Posing for a family picture are front row from left, are Jandon Lee, Kyson Lee, Kambryn Lee and Jaelynn Lee; back, Jacob Lee, Jersey Lee, Keke Lee, Jerome Hurd, Kim Hurd and Keison Sutton. CDN | Courtesy photo

Born and raised in Clinton, Kim Hurd is active in the community through her role helping Clinton Public Schools students as the family resource coordinator.

OB&T Vice President Patch McComas gets work done on his computer in the bank.

It tends to be rare for someone to move back to their hometown, but for Patch McComas, vice president of the Clinton branch of Oklahoma Bank and Trust, he is living that rarity by coming back to Clinton.

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3 (AP) — A powerful earthquake rocked Myanmar and neighboring Thailand on Friday, killing at least three people in Bangkok and burying dozens when a high-rise building under construction collapsed. Footage shared on social media from Myanmar’s second-largest city showed widespread destruction, raising fears that many were trapped under the rubble or killed.

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Victor Gonzales, left, turns the power on for the drill for new light poles at Homeland as John Robertson watches.

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