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Court Clerk shares difficulty of duties during pandemic

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation just completed a comment period for a project to six-lane U.S. Interstate 35 from the State Highway 74 interchange to the Cleveland County line, and I-35 from one mile south of Ladd Road north 4.15 miles to the SH-74 interchange.

Ziggi’s Coffee opens new location on Main Street

Board members invite public to participate in online survey

Newcastle-area residents and other readers of the Newcastle Pacer will pay a little more for their local newspaper in the new year.

Happy New Year friends! I hope this year is filled with every blessing for you and your loved ones. Last year was a difficult one for my family, and we’re looking forward to a clean slate and ready to make new memories with our family and friends in 2023.

The solvency of Social Security has reached a turning point, and millions of Americans who have paid into this program throughout their working lives are at risk of not receiving the money they deserve. The reality of the challenge facing Social Security is that without reforms, these funds will dry up. Congress must find solutions to save this program rather than sacrifice the hard-earned retirement of working Americans.

McClain County GOP continues its “Meet Your County Officials” at 7 p.m. January 23 at the Newcastle Storm Shelter, 851 N. Carr Drive.

Newcastle Chamber of Commerce CEO/Executive Director Gayla Riddle talks with Kiwanis International representatives Paul Heinz and Janine Poland at last Friday’s Morning Mingle, hosted by Rodney Bradford’s Farmers Insurance Agency and the Chamber. Those attending the Morning Mingle were able to tell about themselves and their business.

Newcastle 4-H will be meeting at 4:30 p.m. on January 23 in the Community Room at Newcastle Public Library.