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- School board talks about incident
- Matters discussed by county
- Driving school offers hands-on instruction
- Lady Reds soccer decimates Harding Charter
As is customary with every meeting of the Custer County commissioners, Monday the tradition of receiving updated reports continued around the oval meeting table.
As the Artemis II mission moved toward a scheduled splashdown Friday night, the eyes of the world were fixed on the four astronauts returning from their historic loop around the moon. The “Orion” capsule carries many distinct “Made in Oklahoma” materials that represent a decade of Oklahoman engineering and manufacturing.
An excavator, equipped with a jackhammer, removes road from Interstate 40 over Red Wheat Drive.
Tom Huey, left, and Marvin Taylor listen to the rules of “Football Toss” at the Clinton Veterans Center.
Lt. Tyler Calvert, left, and Firefighter Jacob Hoffman get ready to sweep up loose debris from a two-car collision Monday afternoon at the corner of 28th Street and Modelle Avenue.
The Oklahoma House of Representatives showed its overwhelming, bipartisan support for legislation strengthening the state’s Strong Readers Act, giving teachers additional training and support and ensuring students can read by the third grade.
Friday around noon the Tornado Bowl was a scene of tragedy and confusion due to the death of an individual, not a student or affiliated with the school, during school hours.
Parents of the students at DriveSmart Academy 360, located at 907 S. 10 St., have already begun to take notice of one key training strategy they employ. Instructors take part of their lessons out of the classroom, and head straight to students’ houses for instruction.