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- Museum in need of several volunteers

- Hacker embraces many duties in her role as deputy clerk

- Different rail cars explained

- Lady Red senior eyes courtroom future

- Local, state, national news, sports and more

Hacker embraces many duties in her role as deputy clerk

After spending years in the western Oklahoma community, the City of Clinton’s new deputy clerk, Shauna Hacker, is excited to continue being a part of the community in a new capacity through work in city government.

Different rail cars explained

Just to the west side of Gary Boulevard in Clinton, there are multiple brand-new train cars on the railroad tracks. These cars are being held here by Farmrail for another company, and they are filled with coiled steel. When the company uses these cars, that is also what they will haul.

Museum in need of several volunteers

Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Director Pat Smith believes there is a common misconception concerning the amount of visitors her facility receives. She said some may see their small-town museum and assume it only survives due to maybe city or state tax dollars. While it is a state entity, this assumption could not be further from the truth.

Heat and air

Ro Epps, of Lawton, pieces together duct segments in the ceilings of the Pre-K facility being built at Nance Elementary.

Talon Brady Watkins and Emily Nicole Watkins to Jacob Lee Seymour, WD. Lots 5 and 6, Blk. 9, Weatherford Original Townsite.

(AP) – In nature, among the priestly and royal, as a symbol of independence, pride and magic, purple is weighty in history and culture.

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