The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association’s (OCA) 67th Annual Convention and Trade Show will be held Friday, July 19 and Saturday, July 20. The window for pre-registration has closed but on-site registration will still be available.
The theme of the two-day event is, “Building Momentum.”
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has taken steps to ensure that people won’t lose health care coverage in the wake of a new federal rule that mandates confirmation of a mailing address to sustain enrollment in Medicaid programs.
-City, county partner on road repair
-Board invites student advisors to meetings
-Two die in I-40 accident
-Clinton Maroon ends season on ‘good note’
-Walters ready for starting opportunity on CHS line
-Plus see local pictures
Many roads, bridges and drainage systems in Custer County suffered varying degrees of damage in this year’s heavy rainfalls, and it will take time before all repairs are completed.
Foss State Park staff members, from left, Doyle McBee, Brock Calfy and Colten Buie erect a sign at the park for the Foss Lake Christmas in July Festival. The event will be held today from 1-11 p.m. and all day Saturday.
When Clinton School Board member Kim Meacham attended a conference earlier this year for the National School Boards Association, and listened to other board members talk about how they did things, she brought back an idea that will give students in the district a voice at the board’s monthly meet
Two Arizona men died Tuesday as the result of a single-vehicle accident on I-40 west of Hinton.
Dead are Junior R. Harper, 78, and Michael Dean Peters, 43, both of Springer-ville, Ariz.
Summer Playground students went rock climbing at Crowder Lake on a recent Friday field trip. Pictured, from left, are Peyton Hoffman, park staff person Jordyn Mackey, and Magdlynn Perkins.
FRIDAY
JULY 12
EVENT: Christmas in July at Foss Lake. Vendor booths all day. Opening ceremony, flag-retiring ceremony, free concert that evening. 1-11 p.m.
In the cafeteria of Clinton Veterans Center, Gold Star mom Kathy Powers, left, and the center’s assistant administrator, Stephanie Taylor, stand next to a wreath given by Powers to the residents.