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WELEETKA, OK - On October 29, 2025, the Okfuskee Coun - ty Sheriff's Office re - quested the Oklahoma State Bureau of Inves - tigation to investigate a homicide.
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Read moreOn 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 club prepared the venue with autumn-themed decorations and provided a continental breakfast along with oven-baked barbecue spareribs as the main course. The remaining clubs contributed side dishes, bread, and desserts to complement the meal.
Read moreThe 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. Brenda Loggins discussed possible cleanup dates, while Landon Samilton and Donnie Nero reported on talks with rodeo grounds owner Jordan Alford, who aims to revive the rodeo by August 1, 2026, seeking town support for the event. Regular meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month at 5:00 p.m.; the next is on November 11. Additionally, the board welcomed input from community members regarding both initiatives, encouraging residents to share their ideas and volunteer for upcoming projects. The trustees emphasized the importance of collective efforts to ensure the success of both the cleanup and the rodeo, highlighting these events as opportunities to strengthen community spirit and foster engagement.
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