The General Federation of Women’s Clubs of Oklahoma announced their offi cer team for the 2024-2026 Administration with three Durant women slated for state offices. The officers were installed at the Oklahoma State Convention held over the weekend on the USAO campus in Chickasha. The change in leadership will take place after the GFWC International Convention on July 1.

As a part of its mission to connect Oklahomans to the workforce, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) located at the Durant Oklahoma Works office has recently helped three, soon to be four, individuals find employment with the 49th Street Veterinary Clinic and Pet Spa.

U.S. representative candidate Brandon Wade visits Durant

New Durant City Manager Pam Polk was welcomed with a reception in her honor April 11 at the Donald W. Reynolds Community Center & Library.

by citizens. An iconic piece of playground equipment that has been a fixture at Dixon Durant Park for about six decades will be refurbished and stay grounded thanks to a successful social media campaign The rocket slide landed at the park in the 1960s and it has been the symbol of the park for so long that locals call the park “Rocket Park.” It shares a common bond from Baby Boomers to Generation Z who went down the slide as children.

Boys & Girls Club, SE has eclipse viewing events

Private tutors and private schools have always been available for the rich. Our public school system in America became one of the great successes of democracy by educating the sons of rich men and poor men in the same classrooms. Later, over a hundred years later, girls were gradually allowed to integrate classrooms without the world coming to an end.