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For our program, Steve Rader introduced Hemphill County Sheriff Brent Clapp. Steve said that he met Brent Clapp about a month ago and found they had much in common, including both graduating from OSU. Before becoming sheriff, Clapp worked on ranches all over, including the Matador Ranch. He has been involved in ranch land management. Clapp has three sons. He came to Canadian in 2016.

No one wants to heat up the kitchen on a summer day. Here are three interesting, easy-to-prepare no-bake summer desserts.

Years ago, I had trouble with my septic system. If you’ve ever had that kind of trouble, you know what kind of trouble it can be.

Amanda Brown of Turpin, Oklahoma, and Rusty Martin of Canadian, announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. Amanda is the daughter of Terry and Aleta Pope of Balko, Oklahoma, and Steve Lumley of Turpin, Oklahoma. Rusty is the son of Bobby and Angie Martin of Canadian.

Another Rotary year has come to a close. Kyle Altmiller turned over the title of club president to John Haley, and we had a visit from our new district governor, Brenda DeBons. DeBons and her husband, Mike, joined us from their home club of Dumas.

Always Room For One More, a nonprofit organization created by Lee and Linda Chumbley, provides a sanctuary for horses, minis, and donkeys from abusive environments and kill lots where they are headed for slaughter.

If you’ve been looking for a blast to the past, this is your chance! The River Valley Pioneer Museum’s Old-Fashioned Sock Hop is this Saturday, July 17, from 8 pm to 12 am. Wendy Wright, RVPM director, got inspiration from the classic sitcom, Leave it to Beaver.