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Accolades to Mike Doak, Kevin Sinnett, and Tiffany Sinnett for work to improve the War Memorial in Clearview. A few weekends ago, the trio trimmed trees, planted Redbud trees, and dug out a flower bed. They are rebuilding one flower bed, adding topsoil, fertilizer and plants.

Sue Wilbourn’s yard located on East St. Louis St. in Wetumka is a beautiful display of flowers and plants that she lovingly tends to each year. She has always enjoyed gardening of any kind and her talents are evident in both her front and back yard.

Newly register voter - Aysha Travis with Maggie Travis Brent McGee Cody Wright Donnie Goodin Gary Ramsey Jimmy Rupe Joanna Hulstein Karen Brady Ladean Mangrum Marc Poole Tony Proctor Precinct Workers - Joenna Nolen, Sandy Johnson and Jim Nolen

Romeo and Brenda Alford take pride in congratulating their daughter Jordan upon her Virtual Graduation. Jordan graduated from the number one engineering school in the world, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), with a double major in Chemical Engineering and Spanish.

Voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the June 30 th , Primary and Special Elections, Hughes County Election Board Secretary Brandy Davis said today. Please keep the following information and tips in mind as the election approaches.

Stuart Valedictorian Zack Clark is the son of Max and April Clark and the grandson of Ricky and Ruth Ann Martin and Carol and Eddie Clark. During high school Zack was active in basketball, track and cross country for four years.

DUSTIN KINDERGARTEN GRADUATION—Justin Thompson, Hunter Smith, Maverick Palmer, Rayan Maqbool, Dax Johnson, Liam Harmon, Emily Cornish, Micah Cooksey, Taevyn Black, Jeremy Bennett, Melaina Holden... teacher Chris Williams.

DUSTIN 4TH GRADE GRADUATION—Wesley Parkhurst, Keylee Palmer, Jonathan Johnson, Riley Higgins, Iliana Harjo, Leyah Davis, Henry Bennett, Jinessa Barrett, Presleigh Artherton, Tehani Aguilar.... teacher Angela DeTurk.

The All-Black town of Taft began on land allotted to freedmen of the Creek Nation in eight miles west of Muskogee in Muskogee County. It was originally named Twine, for William H. Twine, and had a post office by 1902.

Joyce Barrett is now home in Clearview, welcome back. Marguerite French continues to have family in the home and is eagerly awaiting her 104 th birthday in August. Please continue to remember our elderly community and our friends and family on the sick list: Sharon Johnson Patton, Elder L. C.