Oklahoma’s indigent defense system is a state agency that seems perpetually on the verge of crisis.
Art students from Washington Elementary who earned Merit Awards at the Oklahoma State Fair included, from left, Leila Pete, Demetrio Guzman, Peyton Clonce and Marlen Nava.
Friends, from left, Joanna Hernandez, Leila Pete and Audrina Trout enjoy a patch of shade on the Washington Elementary playground on a recent hot day.
Champions Seniors Class 1-10
Champion/Reserve
Paula King
Class 11-21
Champion
Connie Harris
Reserve Champion
June Gubitz
Best of Show
Paula King
The Southwestern Oklahoma State University Symphony Orchestra will present its first concert of the season at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 8, in the Fine Arts Center on the Weatherford campus. Admission is free, said event organizers.
While a new national report acknowledges Oklahoma has made progress in computer science coursework, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister noted the study also reveals that the state must do more or risk losing ground to other states.
Autumn Baker and Dustyn Hoffman, both of Clinton, have announced intentions to marry on Oct. 5, 2019, in a ceremony at Baker’s family farm west of Arapaho.
Litzy Silos helps herself to some “Elote en Vaso” (corn in a cup) and this year’s first meeting of the Clinton High School Hispanic Club.
Art students of Carla Miller and their families recently visited the Oklahoma City Museum of Art to view the Impressionist Exhibit.
Langston Miller, from Flo Gathright’s kindergarten class at Nance, stands in front of his fair entry chickens at the Custer County Free Fair.