Former Cameron University President's Home Finds New Life
The former Cameron University president's residence on campus is being renovated as the Student Senate Building. Governed by student government policy and funded and built by students with faculty help, it hosts meetings five to six times weekly. Bill Burgess leads the senate in turning the 1930s red brick house into a multi use hub with offices for the senate leader and vice president and plans for a hall of fame display.
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February sales tax climbs nearly seventeen percent in Lawton
Lawton merchants moved at least 18.3 million dollars in February. The Oklahoma Tax Commission shows Lawton’s city sales tax disbursement at 365,946, up 52,708 or 16.82 percent from last year. Lawton ranked third in the state behind Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Liberty Elementary Students Named to Honor Rolls
Liberty Elementary lists nineteen students on the Superintendent and Principal's Honor Rolls for the third nine weeks. Honorees include Melissa Chaffin Brad Lee Duren David Kirby Sandy Williams Melisa Gay Hall Karen Piercy Julie Cole Tracy Bott James Canfield Kelly Handley Brad Mitchell Shelia Osborn Steve Piercy Donnie Pruitt Ronnie Pruitt August Fisher Staci Mitchell Robbie Halli and Denny Presgrove. Road litter linked to accidents on Oklahoma highways as a note for Keep Oklahoma Beautiful.
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Rainmaking Permit Approved for Cotton County Services Inc
The fourth annual rainmaking permit for Cotton County Services Inc was approved Friday. The project began in 1972 when Dr. Irving Krick's rainmaking firm was retained by the organization. James Kinder, president of the firm, said about 60 persons contribute roughly $22,500 annually for the contract.
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