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Valedictorian Kadee Bridger is pictured receiving her diploma from Moss school board member Bryan Smith.
Read moreThe bombs just keep on coming. More than you can count. Deafening explosions abound, one after the next. Chaos rains down from missiles and constant shelling, not to mention “incoming” from land and sea. Infrastructure decimated by the hour; homes leveled, possessions destroyed or abandoned; lives lost. Indiscriminate killing is the new norm: citizens, all—men, women, children.
Read moreSeventeen seasons ago in the PRCA, a southeastern Oklahoma cowboy utilized a big payday at the Xtreme Bulls event in Oklahoma City to catapult him to a National Finals Rodeo qualification.
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The Town of Clearview participated in the Oklahoma Great American Cleanup/Trash-Off on May 17, 2022, campaign to clean up their streets and cemetery. Groups divided cleaned the Main Streets and cleaned the Clearview Cemetery. Those in the cemetery removed old flowers and tree limbs in preparation for Memorial Day. All participants are sixty-plus years old. Those on Main Street removed trash from bar ditches. The town anticipates continuing the project throughout the year. The Great American Cleanup/Trash-Off supplied the vest, trash bags, gloves, and sign. Participants included left to right Earl French, Marilyn Jackson, Ethelene Scott, Patsy French, Alpheus Grundy, Marjorie Plunkett, Helen Bush, Peter Bush, Joyce Barrett, Donnie Nero, and Shirley Nero.
Read moreCALVIN, Okla. (KFOR) – An Oklahoma police chief was taken into custody after finding himself on the wrong side of the law.
Read moreClearview News: The city officials are asking everyone owning property to join in to clean their city plots and roadways. It is vital to the beautification of the town to have a great looking place to visit. Please continue your prayers for those on our sick list: Clifford Normore of Wichita, Kansas, Billy Walker, L.C. Carson, Sharon Patton, Dorothy Loggins, Bobby Joe Forshee, Marjorie Plunkett, Ethelene Scott, Kurrilue Johnson, Earnest Hamilton, and Johnny West.
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On May 15 , Donnie Nero celebrated his 73 birthday. He loves to fish but he had not spent time doing that. This year for his birthday, he dusted off his fishing tackle and he and Mr. Grundy went fishing and brought home the catch. Hopefully, will slow down, enjoy his cattle, and do more fishing. In addition to his ranching, Donnie is incredibly involved in the vitality of Clearview with improvement project. He spends many volunteer hours with county and state committees. But he is committed to his ministry of the Church of Christ.
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