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- Aug 22, 2026
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Boogie down, beat hunger: Food 4 Kids auction raises money to feed kids (opens the original)
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Community members raised auction paddles high and boogied down to beat childhood hunger last Friday night. The annual Food 4 Kids Auction took place Aug. 14 to raise money to help eliminate childhood hunger. The night brought community members together to step up to the challenge to bid on items from a live and silent auction at the Duncan Golf and Tennis Club. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
The Dehydrator brings hundreds to town for annual bike ride (opens the original)
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Biker riders celebrated western heritage during an annual bike ride Saturday morning in support of the local band program. A couple hundred bike riders came far and wide to line up at the Simmons Center to help raise money for the Duncan band program. Funds will be used for everything from equipment and instruments to travel expenses. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Column: Genealogy Strategies (opens the original)
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Genealogy is not just a dry, unemotional occupation. There are real people involved with real stories that may or may not want to be told. I was reminded of this the other day when talking to a patron whose older relatives didnât want to reveal some important information. I've certainly always known in an off-hand way that some stories don't want to be told, but it was interesting to hear verification that everyone has that one family member that other members talk about in hushed tones or w
Road closure permit brings concerns to business owner (opens the original)
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A local business owner approached Duncan City Council members about an ongoing request to close a half a block of the street in front of her business for an event in October. The raised concern came from Angie Toone, the owner of Frivolous in downtown Duncan, who approached council about her permit request to close part of the street for a Halloween favorite festival known as Witches Night Out. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular images. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular
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