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Stephens Co. Relay takes on Five Star Challenge
The Relay For Life of Stephens County has accepted the Five Star Challenge.
- Money helps save lives of cancer victims
- Council OKs library boiler proposal
- Duncan’s Smith named Republican Party ‘Rising Star’
- Velma town council approves storm siren bid
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Stephens Co. Relay takes on Five Star Challenge
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Grad to be there
For some of Duncan High School’s graduates, Project Graduation was the last time they would see their fellow Class of 2012 members, as they move on and become adults. But for a few fleeting hours, the students had time to spend with one another, to play, to be kids.
- Love is an amazing thing
- Yarn, flutes among features at arts and craft show
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WELL STATED
Britton Scott and Kelsey LeValley didn’t earn titles at the state tennis tournament like they hoped to, but they can rest assured they will still get a chance to end their high school careers on a high note.
Scott and LeValley were among the eight players selected to the Girls’ West All-State Tennis Team, which was announced Wednesday. They will take on the East team on July 24 at the University of Tulsa. - Under new management
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Empire FFA chapter holds awards banquet
Empire FFA held its annual awards banquet May 8 with a buffet provided by FFA families and the entire chapter.
- Teen organizes anti-bully rally
- DMS to use STEM education
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Empire FFA chapter holds awards banquet
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Truth can be hidden between black and white
In the search for truth, the truth is: Truth is often hidden between black and white, somewhere in a gray shade.
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Club's renovation significant
When a group of Duncan-area businessmen formed Duncan Community Projects LLC and assumed control of what was then Duncan Elks Lodge 1446 about this time last year, they had a plan.
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Truth can be hidden between black and white

