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- Search still continues for school leaders
- Kinney slated to retire after 40 years at Oklahoma Bank
- McLain Rogers Park will be site of Pride Festival
- Reds fall to Elgin in first game of I-40 Classic
As the end of the school year approaches, Clinton Public Schools is continuing its search to fill needed administrative positions including Clinton High School principal and assistant superintendent, something Supt. Tyler Bridges says has been a challenge with teacher and leadership shortages across the state shrinking the pool of possible candidates.
Looking through time
The Western Oklahoma Pride Festival will take place June 10 in McLain Rogers Park. According to event organizers, it’s an event that will be the first of its kind in western Oklahoma. The festival will kick off at noon and run until 9 p.m. with speakers, performers and an art show along with various food trucks and other vendors.
Rod Kinney will be retiring soon from Oklahoma Bank and Trust after assisting customers with their banking needs for the past 40 years.
CHICAGO (AP) — The image of gunmen in a row firing in unison at a condemned prisoner may conjure up a bygone, less enlightened era.
A Sayre man was critically injured Thursday morning in a head-on collision two miles west of Elk City on Interstate 40.
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