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Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Marijuana can be processed in city limits
- Baxter seeks spot on WTC board
- Southwestern endowment set up to honor Dr. Rose
- Hernandez leads Reds with humility
- Janet Sue Schoenhals death notice
- State deaths
Clinton High School cheerleaders Clariza Ramos, left, Evelyn Ponce and Madison West cheer on the Reds during a basketball game.
From beginning as a student to elevating to a long career with Western Technology Center, now Dennis Baxter is seeking to win a spot on its school board.
The Clinton City Council Tuesday at its regular scheduled meeting unanimously approved changing the city code to allow medical marijuana processing facilities inside the city limits.
Phlebotomist Marina Gamboa, left, checks on Cheri Gastineau during the blood drive held Wednesday inside the First Christian Church.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University has announced it will name the university’s first Parks & Recreation Management endowment in honor of the late Dr. Ken Rose.
Hello, again, dear readers. We're back with the second of our two bonus letters columns. Let's dive right in.
Responded to a medical call in the area of 10380 N. 2406 Road.
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