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Red River Tech reaches housing deal
An agreement between the Oklahoma State Department of Education and Red River Technology Center to house two coaches for the Reach Coach Initiative was approved by the school’s Board of Education during its regular meeting May 15.
- Library improves collection process
- Conservation Conversation
- School food program set for another summer
- Plato ID’d as reward school
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Red River Tech reaches housing deal
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Love is an amazing thing
For most, being a mother means more than having a child; it means being responsible for the challenge of raising another person.
- Yarn, flutes among features at arts and craft show
- Students rock out during celebratory pep rally
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Johnson weighing college offers
With the past few weeks having included winning a state golf championship, being named the Duncan High School Crossman Award winner and being selected to the All-State golf team, it’s easy to see why Amanda Johnson hasn’t had time to decide where she will play golf next year.
Now, however, it’s a question she must address, as she hopes to make a decision within the next week. - Donkeys low in numbers, high in spirits
- Ball players flock to Duncan for Jess Welch Tournament
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Teen organizes anti-bully rally
The documentary “Bully” has been trying to shine a light on the issue around the world. A Duncan teenager is trying to accomplish the same goal in her hometown.
After happenings that hit close to home, 16-year-old Brianna Brumley began organizing the All God’s Children Anti-Bullying Rally, which is set for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 12, in Fuqua Park. - DMS to use STEM education
- Johnson wins Crossman Award
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