CHS grad honored at OU game

U.S. Air Force pilot Jason “Mongoose” Dotter was recognized alongside five OU alumni and current KC-135 flyover crew members from the 507th Air Refueling Wing from Tinker Air Force Base, during the home OU football game against Tennessee on Sept. 21.

Custer County Election Board Assistant Secretary Aleta Bowman announced guidelines for Custer County voters looking to participate in the upcoming Nov. 5 election.

Motel sign to be taken down soon

The Clinton Economic Development Authority Tuesday gave authorization for the demolition and removal of a hotel sign, just not the one most people would automatically think of when associating large signs in front of swept away derelict hotels.

Sign gets facelift

Joy Badillo-Walker’s high school art students, from left, Ciara Alix, Darius Fanshier, and Jalize Marie meticulously sand and scrape the old Acme Brick Park sign as part of a restoration project, breathing new life into the children’s play area.

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In 2000, the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of the pregnancy-terminating drug RU-486 after more than a decade of controversy. In 2008, the space transportation company SpaceX launched Falcon 1, the first privately developed rocket of its kind to enter orbit.

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Villanueva finds student connection through art classes

Moises Villanueva, a graduate of Clinton High School, has returned to his alma mater as an art teacher, bringing both his passion for graphic design and a commitment to the cultural diversity of his students. Villanueva, 29, is among a growing number of first-generation Hispanic college graduates who have come back to their hometowns to give back to their communities.

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