On Monday, October 25th, the Clearview, Okemah, and Paden clubs convened for their Fall Meeting at the Oklahoma African American Educators Hall of Fame annex in Clearview.
The Clearview Trustee Board met on October 21, 2025, with four out of five trustees and eight guests in attendance. The main topics were the town cleanup and the potential return of the Clearview rodeo.
A small downtown plaza at the intersection of W. Main and Robinson Ave. was once the site of Katz Drugstore, where the NCAA Youth Council, with the guidance of civil rights leader Clara Luper, staged the 1958 sit-in to force racial integration in Oklahoma City.
Sympathy is extended to the Bush family. Angela Bush of Okemah, daughter of Julia Mae Bush (formerly of Clearview) and niece of Johnny Bush of Tulsa and the late Danny Bush of Okemah, has passed away. Service arrangements are pending.
WETUMKA, OK — Wes Watkins Technology Center (WWTC) is a recipi ent of the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education’s Competitive Technology Cen- ter Lottery Grant for fiscal year 2026.
MisdemeanorsJustin Corey Jameson – Furnishing alcoholic beverage to a person under 21 Eddie Earl Mathieu – Driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, Transporting open container of alcoholic beverage Isaac Tumang – Actual physical control of vehicle under the influence,...
Marilyn Jackson, Edith Jimboy, and Shirley Nero attended the 2025 Friends of Rural Electric Tour in Okmulgee on October 9, 2025. They were attending along with District 6 Director Mr. Hill from Nuyaka.