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- Groundwater sulfates cause for concern
- CHS recognized for Oklahoma’s Promise efforts
- Creativity, passion lead Granger to help students create
- Clinton’s Jacobson records second hole-in-one
In a meeting where more information was needed to cover agenda items that were tabled for later, the Custer County commissioners were informed of issues affecting the agriculture sector by County Extension Director Larry Bryen during Monday’s meeting at the Custer County Courthouse.
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Clinton High School was one of the seven Oklahoma high schools to be named “Oklahoma’s Promise 2025 State Champions,” which is a recognition for high schools in the state with the highest number of graduates who met the requirements to receive an Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship.
Michele Granger has been helping her English students make the Clinton High school yearbook for nine years in a row and doesn’t want to stop now.
The Reach Higher degree-finishing program at Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) awarded more than $15,000 in Finish Line scholarships to 10 students enrolled in Reach Higher degree programs, with awards averaging just more than $1,500 per student.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to the Clinton Police Department for a report of harassing phone calls.
Responded to a fire call in the 700 block of Golden Eagle Dr., Clinton.
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- City sales tax incentives discussed
- 2 wrecks on same highway
- Campbell pursuing music degree with Pride
- Trash, dog pound, payments, ‘Oklahoma!’ discussed
- Lady Indians ready to make postseason run