Charlene Belew is a local journalist based in Duncan, Oklahoma. She writes for the Duncan Banner and Yahoo News UK, covering a range of topics including local news, community events, crime, education, and sports. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Cleburne Times Review, The Norman Transcript, Lawton Publishing Company, and Enid News & Eagle.
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Charlene Belew’s coverage is heavily focused on local events, community development, and government and politics in Duncan, Oklahoma. She also frequently covers family and relationship topics along with sports and crime-related news.
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Tony Blatt, Chief of Operations and Architecture with ADG Blatt PC, and Sam Tippins, with Miller-Tippins Construction, talk to the Duncan City Council about the Duncan Fire Station #4 project. Miller-Tippins Construction was approved as the construction manager for the project. Charlene Belew / The Duncan Banner
Velma-Alma Public Schools graduated the Class of 2024 Comets with a ceremony on Thursday, May 23.
By: Kimberly Meek, Roggow Said
Lyle Roggow, DAEDF president, speaks at a previous council meeting. Charlene Belew / The Duncan Banner
A one-half cent sales tax continuation will come before Duncan voters Tuesday, June 18.
Two propositions passed City of Duncan voters on Tuesday, although one passed overwhelmingly and the other passed only narrowly.
Stephens County voters flocked to the polls Tuesday where they decided Stephens County undersheriff Rick Lang will step up into the role of sheriff and incumbent Todd Churchman will retain his seat as a county commissioner. Tamara Gregor / The Duncan Banner
Constituents for Senate District 31 and 43 have chosen new blood to represent them at the state level. Meanwhile, voters in House District 50 will head to the polls once
By: Charlene Belew, Duncan Banner
One of the biggest fundraisers for the Stephens County Humane Society is on the horizon.
By: Duncan Banner, Charlene Belew
The swearing in of two City of Duncan positions, the city's fire department and cybersecurity were the main focus of councilors at Tuesday night's regularly scheduled meeting.
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