Clients of Watonga Dental will be seeing a new face as they sit in for their next visit. Dr. Ashlea Turpin, an Oklahoma native has made Watonga her new work place and is here to increase the number of friendly smiles within the community.
Dr. Turpin, 33, is native to the Mustang area. Turpin... + continue reading
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One of Watonga’s youngest entrepreneurs is preparing for his latest business venture.
Watonga senior Ian Velarde is opening a coffee vendor, located on 721 South Clarence Nash Blvd, on November 1, called Eagle Express.
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The Watonga City Council held its first meeting for the month of September last Tues. September 5, 2017, inside the Watonga City Council Chambers at Watonga City Hall.
After a quick approval of minutes of the last regular meeting held August 15, 2017 by a... + continue reading
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By Eric Warsinskey
The day started off like any other early September day in Northeast Ohio - the morning dew still lingered on the grass and cars around town.
At the time, I was a junior at Strongsville Sr. High School, which is located about 20 minutes southwest of Cleveland, Ohio. I was... + continue reading
There have been building improvements happening throughout Watonga in the past few months, another is soon set to begin.
Watonga’s armory, home of the city’s EMS service, is in need of new concrete on both the north side and the four driveways entering the building.
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Tuesday, Sept. 5th Watonga at Waukomis
The Lady Eagles dropped a road game to the Waukomis Lady Chiefs, 11-4, in a back-and-forth contest last Tuesday. The game was tied at two with Waukomis Lady Chiefs Varsity batting in the bottom
After falling behind 1-0 in the bottom of the first when... + continue reading
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The Watonga Eagles Cross Country teams attended the Oklahoma Baptist University Cross Country Meet on Saturday, September 16, in what was the largest meet they will attend all year.
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The conversation happening in our nation in light of recent events is more about political correctness than the issue at hand. Neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and terrorists are bad people.
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During the 2015 annual convention of the National Congress of American Indians, then HUD Secretary Julian Castro announced a new demonstration program for Native American Veterans.
The HUD-... + continue reading
