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Fall finally arrives this week on Saturday, 9/23! The rain and more tolerable temperatures have been wonderful. Now, just to get out of the upper 80’s!

Elk City High School and Elk City Middle School Cross Country teams completed their third meet of the year, the Warrior Spirit XC Classic in Cache, on September 8.

A 31-year-old Carter man has been released from the Beckham County Detention Center on a $250,000 bond after being charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, distribution of a synthetic controlled substance, and trafficking illegal drugs.

Audit moved to next month

Sayre High School stars shine in Red Carpet Theater play “Chicago”

OK CareerTech State Director Brent Haken recently came to visit Western Technology Center and had the opportunity to tour the WTC-Burns Flat and WTC-Weatherford campuses. Western Technology Center is one of the 29 technology centers part of the Oklahoma CareerTech system offering training programs and services across the state.

The young lady had fallen in love. Radiant with happiness, she absolutely glowed like a softly lit Christmas tree. The young man she loved so deeply had recently admitted he felt the same. She floated through her days on air, waiting for the moment when he would pop the question that she eagerly waited to hear.

By Cherrie Nutley, SWODA Ombudsman Supervisor, 580-5625032 You may be aware that there is an increase in COVID-19 outbreaks in our long-term care facilities. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention defines an outbreak as any single new case of COVID-19 among residents or staff.

Ever sit around and wonder ‘Just what is the difference between fear, dismay or panic?’

STILLWATER, Okla. – As summer comes to an end, cowcalf producers should prepare for a decline in forage quality.

STILLWATER – The Oklahoma State University Department of Agricultural Economics will host the annual Rural Economic Outlook Conference on Oct. 11 at the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center in Stillwater.

Duck and goose hunters who just can’t wait for regular seasons to arrive can go ahead and dust off the decoys for Oklahoma’s September teal-only hunting season and nine-day special resident Canada goose season. Both seasons began Sept. 9 statewide.