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Vian’s Favorite Son and Daughter: Steve and Camille Carlton
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August 2, 2023
Vian’s Favorite Son and Daughter: Steve and Camille Carlton

Steve and Camille Carlton were chosen as recipients of Vian’s Favorite Son and Daughter for 2023.

Camille is originally from Texas but followed the love of her life, Steve, to Vian, Okla. In Vian, they have set down their roots, had five children and are currently (and excitingly) expecting their ninth grandchild in November.

Camille graduated high school from Nevada, Texas in 1989 and worked her way through an Associates Degree in Child Development. She and Steve met in 1993 and have been side by side ever since.

Camille is one of the most unselfish people in town and has a knack for seeing a need, whether with children or the community. She never misses a chance to help a child, football and other athletic teams, or school children in general. Many, many children appreciate and notice Camille’s true love of helping mold our town’s youth through adulthood. Many of the children who attended their daycare have and currently are employed by their business today.

Steve graduated Vian High School in 1990 and immediately entered the Marine Corp., serving from 1991-95. After discharge, he joined the National Guard and continued to serve his country until 1999. After final discharge, he worked for seven years in Muskogee at Fort Howard, now know as Georgia Pacific. He is currently employed with Kansas City Railroad and is on his 20th year of employment with the railroad.

They are the proud owners of Camille’s Kidz learning center and have been for the last 23 years. They pride themselves on the well-being of each and every child.

Both can be found cooking or grilling for the football teams or buying Subway sandwiches or care packages on any given week. They both are undoubtedly some of the most kindhearted people.

All five of Steve and Camille’s children completed their education at Vian High School, having been the third generation to have gone to school at Vian.

We’re forever grateful they decided to raise their family and found their way back to Vian!

Cookson Hills Electric Foundation awards grants to local organizations
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Cookson Hills Electric Foundation awards grants to local organizations
December 24, 2025
The Cookson Hills Electric (CHE) Foundation recently awarded a series of community grants through its Operation Round Up program, continuing a tradition of local support that has been central to the c...
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Cash Collins returns home
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Cash Collins returns home
December 24, 2025
Vian Public School students and local residents lined the streets on Friday afternoon to welcome home Cash Collins, after a miracle allowed him to be released from the hospital just in time for Christ...
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Cal2Homa Christmas Tree Farm: The little farm that could
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Cal2Homa Christmas Tree Farm: The little farm that could
By ALLY TROTTER SPECIAL TO THE NEWS 
December 24, 2025
On a crisp winter afternoon just off Hwy. 10 in Gore, the smell of pine drifts across the fields at Cal2Homa Christmas Tree Farm. For Rachelle and Brian Batsole, this small, family-owned operation is ...
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Will Cosner announces campaign for District Judge
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Will Cosner announces campaign for District Judge
December 24, 2025
Veteran prosecutor Will Cosner has announced his campaign for District Judge serving Adair and Sequoyah Counties in Oklahoma’s 15th Judicial District. With more than a decade of courtroom experience i...
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Gore Christmas parade winners announced
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Gore Christmas parade winners announced
December 24, 2025
The winners of the 2025 Gore Christmas parade are as follows: • Best Business - Century 21 • Best Church - Crossing • Best Classic Car - BJ’s • Best walking Group - Little Pirate Dancers • Best Pet & ...
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Cattle Showmanship Workshop is Jan. 24
December 24, 2025
The OSU Extension Office is hosting a Cattle Showmanship Workshop on January 24 at the Sequoyah County Fairgrounds. Join in on a hands-on workshop designed to help exhibitors sharpen their showmanship...
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December students of the month
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December students of the month
December 24, 2025
Gore Public School December students of the month are (top row, from left) Quinn Montgomery, seventh grade and Taylor Kinion, eighth grade. Bottom row (from left), Addison Douglass, sophomore and Coop...
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Keep Oklahoma Beautiful launches 2026 Great American Cleanup
December 24, 2025
Keep Oklahoma Beautiful (KOB) announced the opening of the 2026 Great American Cleanup in Oklahoma, the state’s largest community litter remediation initiative. As part of the nationwide movement orig...
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District winners
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District winners
December 24, 2025
Congratulations to Vian Public School’s fifth and sixth grade Academic Team on winning districts. Team members are Dante Leonardo, Olivia Rogers, Elizabeth Madsen, Ryan Garrison, Cale Winans and Coope...
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Tribe launches new Cherokee Language Dictionary app with advanced learning tools
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Tribe launches new Cherokee Language Dictionary app with advanced learning tools
December 24, 2025
Cherokee Nation leaders and Cherokee language speakers recenrtly joined representatives of Kiwa Digital Ltd. to unveil the new Cherokee Language Dictionary app during a celebration at Durbin Feeling L...
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Suspect in vehicle thefts apprehended
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Suspect in vehicle thefts apprehended
By AMIE CATO-REMER Editor 
December 24, 2025
A man suspected of stealing two vehicles north of Sal lisaw last Friday was taken into custody less than two hours after the Sequoyah County Sheriff ’s Office issued a public safety alert. The alert, ...
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