On Saturday, August 2, 2025, eleven volunteers gathered at 7:00 a.m. to clean and revitalize Clearview’s streets. Brenda Loggins led the team, who used mowers, weed eaters, rakes, and other tools to mow, trim, and collect trash.

Tab and Joyce Barrett hosted a family gathering for the Lucas family and the surrounding community at their home. In addition, they hosted the event of the Sportsman’s Club 2025 honoring individual athletic boys or girls who have made a difference in the state of Oklahoma. Two grandchildren of Tab and Joyce were recipients of the awards. Over 100 people attended the event. The event ended with plenty of fireworks.

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The old school bell is home again. Late this afternoon, an anonymous couple recovered and dropped the bell off at the mayor’s home. There it was, we were so happy to see it. There was an anonymous reward offered but we did not have the money to pay for the return. But a generous couple came through with the money until we could collect the reward money. If you read this and you are the person who offered the reward, please contact Shirley Nero via Facebook Messenger or text at 918-698-6037 to arrange payment.

In football, talent will take you far—but determination, preparation, and leadership take you farther. We tumka junior Dwayne Lowe isn’t just preparing for a standout season on the field; he’s preparing to be the kind of teammate others can count on when the game is on the line. "Some of my personal goals would be to have a successful season this upcoming year, to be

Marilyn Jackson, Shirley Nero, Doris Bear, and Doris Johnston represented Okfuskee County at the Oklahoma Home Extension State Convention from July 6–8, 2025, at the Hilton Convention Center. They attended sessions, heard from notable speakers, and Marilyn Jackson was elected state treasurer.