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- Farmrail announces expansion
- Caravan schedules stop at Oklahoma Route 66 Museum
- Sperle reflects on new position with county
- A-B ends first day of tourney with big wins
DAY SHIFT
• Spotlight on Education honors at the December Coffee in Our School were presented at Nance Elementary School by Trini Saucedo of the chamber to Nance custodians and “jacks-of-alltrades” Gary and Karen Chapman and Nolan Unruh.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Austin Peay State University has reinstated a professor who was fired for his social media post after the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The Tennessee school is also paying the teacher $500,000 in the settlement.
Grant Cater Spillman and Lindsey Raquel Boggs Dustin Charles Sisson and Chelsey Brianne Thompson Rodney Newton Corlee and Janet Leta Slagell Kevin Alexander Alvarez and Leslie Yadira Palacios Flandes
Assisted Clinton Police Department in the 600 block of S. 30th Circle.
It has been several months since Hardy Sperle took over as Emergency Management Director for Custer County after the retirement of Mike Galloway. Since then, he has learned a lot about the position and responsibilities and looks forward to continuing to learn.
This year marks the 100 year anniversary of Route 66 and Clinton’s Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Thursday welcomed its first group, America’s Automotive Trust, celebrating the historic highway’s centennial with a caravan of classic cars traveling “The Drive Home” along the entire Route 66, from its end in Santa Monica to the start in Chicago.
The Clinton-based Farmrail System, Inc. has announced expansion in the form of Land Rush Rail, a wholly owned subsidiary represented by a 37-mile interstate branch line connecting Blackwell to BNSF Railway’s intercity route at Wellington, Kan.
Clinton High School sophomore Atlee Fuller learns the pottery wheel basics in her art class.