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Blaine County Courthouse News

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Civil Court JP Morgan Mortgage Acquisition Corp vs Robert Preston Woods, State Of Oklahoma Ex Rel, Spouse If Any Of, Portfolio Recovery Associates, John Doe, And, A/K/A, Robert Woods, Robert P Woods, John Doe, Occupant, Foreclosure LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness Okeene Municipal Hospital vs Kyle Laskowitz, Ashley Laskowitz, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness LCS Capital LLC vs Diana Snyder, Indebtedness Wyatt Compton vs 1972 Ouachita 16ft Boat, Clear/Lost Title Divorces Jenna Denae Garrett vs Kevin Dawain Garrett, Dissolution Of Marriage Felony Rebecca Sue Gilbert-Hays, Domestic Assault And Battery With A Dangerous Weapon ( A Felony), Domestic Abuse - Assault And Battery Juli Dee Stiffler, Distribution Of CDS-Including Poss. With Intent To Dist., Unlawful Possession Of Drug Paraphernalia, Possession Of Marijuana Without Medical Marijuana License William Carl Elvin, 2 Counts Burglary In The Second Degree, Unauthorized Use Of A Vehicle Thomas Gean Riggs, Feloniously Pointing Firearm, Carrying Firearm While Under The Influence Kristy Lynn Velez, Uttering A Forged Instrument Marriages Tyler Wade Vowell And Kandi Michelle Vowell, Marriage License Misdemeanor Saul Resendiz, Driving A Motor Vehicle While Under The Influence Alcohol Wesley Marvin Reynolds, Unlawful Poss.

Traverse Wind Farm Now Serving PSO Customers

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TULSA — Traverse, the largest wind farm built at one time in North America and one of three new wind facilities providing clean energy to Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) customers, has begun commercial operations.

Coleman Takes on OYE

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Congratulations to Reese Coleman for making the Sale of Champions at the Oklahoma Youth Expo! And to all the Watonga FFA students who participated and excelled this year..

Annual Chiefs Meeting

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Annual chiefs meeting with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Gov. Wassana and Lt. Gov. Miles, Speaker Travis Ruiz and tribal legislators Friday, March 18, 2022 at the Lucky Star Casino and Convention Center in Watonga, OK.

Greenfield Fire Department Celebrates New Facility

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GREENFIELD – The Greenfield community turned out on Sunday to tour the new fire department facility that has been built over the former location of Greenfield High School. The 15-member volunteer fire department held an open house with food and live music on Sunday evening, accepting donations for the department.

Michele Wood

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WATONGA — Michele Wood was the freshman and sophomore English teacher at Watonga High School. From being a journalist to a teacher, she led a free-spirited life that will be remembered by everyone she crossed paths with. Michele died on Friday, March 11 at the age of 61. Her death was unexpected and sent shockwaves through the town of Watonga as her students, colleagues, friends, and family mourned.

City Will Restart 3 Boards Focused on Growth, Development

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WATONGA – Watonga city leaders agreed last week to work on revitalizing three committees that focus on growth and development in the town. The Watonga Planning and Zoning Committee and the Board of Adjustments have both been inactive for some time, City Manager Karrie Beth Little explained, but could prove necessary as Watonga seeks to attract new businesses and development.

Stopping Illegal Marijuana Trafficking

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The House of Representatives is considering a number of bills this session that will help us get a better handle on illegal marijuana grows and black market sales in our state. This comes after the largest drug bust in state history shut down a dozen grow facilities, confiscated $500 million in illegal marijuana and resulted in 13 arrests.

Geary Hires 2 Officers During Council Meeting

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GEARY — Two police officers took the oath and were formally hired by the City of Geary on Thursday, March 10, providing relief for the handful of officers who'd been working overtime to staff the department.