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DEAR HARRIETTE: I accidentally discovered through a viral TikTok video that my childhood friend has been using my personal stories and experiences as material for her stand-up comedy routine. We used to be neighbors, and naturally, we used to share everything growing up, from secrets to dreams, and I always trusted her to keep my personal life private. Now, seeing those intimate moments turned into jokes for a crowd to laugh at feels like a betrayal of that trust. While I’m happy for her success, I can’t help but feel uncomfortable with how public and personal my life experiences have become without my permission. It’s like my innermost thoughts and memories have been put on display for the world to see, and I never consented to that.
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- Job fair to be staged at Frisco Center
- Commissioners hear grant requests
- New water feature in use at Riverside
- Clinton ends non-district play strong
- Clinton cross country sees success at pre-state meet
The weekly Custer County Board of County Commissioners meeting was held Monday morning at the courthouse in Arapaho. During the meeting the board approved all but one order of business set before them.
Clinton’s own Riverside Golf Course is constantly working to make its course more appealing and attractive to tourists and locals. This summer, it started construction on a brand-new water feature on the edge of the green on hole No. 15, and it has just recently been completed.
Tayler Hartman, left, PTO co-president, presents ponchos to Kelly Stratton, Pre-K teacher, and Amanda Gibson, Pre-K assistant, with Jordan Mosburg, PTO co-president, present at Nance Elementary School.
WORKlahoma, a job fair connecting job seekers with local employers, is set for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Oct. 2, at the Frisco Conference Center.
Mateo Countryman works on his iPad during Eastside Academy’s after-school program.