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Yeager Fire Chief Barry Wood and contractor Chad Lamb are shown with the newly formed foundation for the new addition to the Yeager Fire station which includes a tornado shelter for community use.

Clearview will have a town meeting on Monday, October 10 at 5:00 p.m. The public is invited. The RWD#3 Okfuskee County Water Board reg ular meeting will be on Thursday evening in Clearview at7:00 p.m. The public is invited to attend all monthly meet ings.

Between 1897 and 1911 Clifford Sifton, Canadian minister of the interior, actively promoted immigration to western Can -ada, offering free land to prospective immigrants from west - ern and northern Europe and the United States.

Winners at Local Fair Is AnnouncedThe Dustin FFA, FHA and 4-H club assisted by the Home Makers Club put on a local fair in Dustin Friday, Sept. 13.

The Pittsburgh County Sheriff's Department will hold a training on October 24th @ 9am at the United Methodist Church in Holdenville, 8th and Gulf Street. This training is free and open to the public.

Calvin’s FFA Opening/Closing team won 1st place at Regionals. They are headed to State in Stillwater Tuesday, October 18. Pictured are: Front Row: Kaden Howell, Reiley Gerard, Adahlyn Brandon. Back Row: E’Niya Holmes, Tera Hart, Erryanna Rollerson.

Wetumka FFA chapter participated in the 2022 Oklahoma FFA Chapter Officer Lead ership Training Conference Aug. 30 at the LifeChurch in McAl- ester, Oklahoma.The eight state FFA officers planned and conducted thisyear’s conference based on the theme, "Ready, Set, Go!

I matched with someone online last month who asked me for my Instagram handle 30 minutes before our first date when I was already on my way out the door.

MOSS ELEMENTARY AWARDS—Top AR —Back Row - Kayla Priest, Knox Mulanax. Front Row - Hudson Buchanan, Hadley Humphreys, Briar Lening.MOSS ELEMENTARY AWARDS—Math Fact Champions—Back Row - Briar Lening, Delaney Dilday, Gage Crenshaw. Front Row - Weston Wilkes, Peyton Sanford, Ryder Mudd

A fatality accident occurred on September 30 south of Oklahoma Highway 51-A and 650 Road, which is approximately one mile south of Southard, Oklahoma in Blaine County that claimed the life of a child from Wetumka.