Latest
Two questions will appear on the November 5, 2024, General Election Ballot. Both were referred to a vote of the people by the Oklahoma Legislature.
Read more
Hello everyone! I sure hope this find you well. We have had a great few weeks with all kinds of activities! This week I want you to see some of the Parade pictures we took and some of the Fall decorations we helped with at the Tribune. I hope everyone has a good week! Be sure and stay tuned for more Pioneer News!!
Read moreDr. Claud and Elaine Evans entertained cousins from California and Kansas City in their home in Okemah. Her cousins once visited when her parents were alive and lived in Clearview and Okemah. They came back to relive old memories. While here, they toured the old home place and toured the new spots in Clearview such as the Oklahoma African American Educators Hall of Fame and the Welcome Center. Cousins from left to right: Patricial Brunson, Corranzo and LaTonya Lewis (Kansas City, Kansas) and Carroll Morris (San Jose, California). Corranzo is married into the family.
Read more
The retired presidents of colleges and universities met at the University of Central Oklahoma at Edmond for their bi-annual luncheon on October 8th. Chair Joanna Hibbler, retired president of Southwestern U n i v e r s i t y , invited the former governors to attend and participate in a panel discussion to their successes and challenges during their terms in offices. Former Chancellor of Higher Education Glen Johnson served as the moderator.
Read moreYes, it is Marilyn Jackson. The mayor of Clearview is on a billboard on I-40. If you are traveling east on I-40 between Okemah and Clearview exits, you can spot Jackson on a giant bill representing the healthy communities. She has been instrumental in bringing the Mobile Wellness Unit to Clearview, in fact, she has scheduled another visit to Clearview on November 6th from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Please plain to visit the mobile van.
Read more
The Okfuskee County Home and Community Education Clearview Club (OHCE) hosted the Okfuskee County Fall meeting on October 15, 2024 at the Main Street Community Building in Clearview. Those attending were clubs from Okemah, Paden, and Clearview. Members enjoyed an early morning continental breakfast before the business session at 10:00 a.m. Marilyn Jackson, the county secretary, welcomed the attendees. During the business session, the members discussed issues including immunizations, healthy living, menu planning, exercise programs, and much more. Jill Gibbins and Spencer Gibbins, OSU Educators, presented lessons on “Guiltless Gourmet Holiday Goodies” and preparing meals with the four main food groups with fewer calories. Those attending from the Clearview Club included Henrietta Hicks, Helen Bush, Edith Jimboy, Shirley Nero, Marilyn Jackson, and Joyce Barrett. Anyone interested in becoming a member of the Okfuskee County OHCE should contact the Extension Center at 918-623-9213.
Read more