Turning Dirt at WHS

After going to the patrons of the school district and obtaining a $19 million bond issue, the Watonga School district has broken ground on the new gym and end zone facility for the high school.

Geary Board Makes Hires

The Geary School Board had an optimistic report when it met in regular session March 3.

State Nips Recreational in the Bud

Oklahomans turned out in low numbers – only 25.3 % of those eligible to vote did so to vote on State Question 820, legalizing recreational marijuana.

Blaine County Courthouse News

Barry W Carter, vs JP Morgan Chase Bank N.A., A/K/A, Successor By Merger To, F/K/A, Bank One, Oklahoma, Liberty Bank And Trust Company Of Tulsa, First National Bank And Trust Company Of, The Successor Trustee Of, Barry W. Carter Trust No. 1, Barry W.

Law Would Exclude Ag From SEC Climate Rules

Washington, DC – Congressman Frank Lucas (OK-03), the longest-serving Republican on the House Committee and Financial Services and former Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture, U.S.

Bill Would Help Small Towns Utilize Retired Officers

There is help on the way to small towns who need more law enforcement officers but can’t compete with bigger municipalities for the limited supply of new recruits. A bill – SB 1095 – is winding its way through the Legislature, having passed out of the Appropriations Committee this week.

Sheep, Goats and Swine Stock Show Results

Sheep Southdown Ewes Champion-Brieley Scott, Canton 4-H Reserve Champion-Keeley Hicks, Watonga FFA Class 1:1st-Keeley Hicks, Watonga FFA 2nd-Brieley Scott, Canton4-H Class2: 1st-Brieley Scott, Canton 4-H 2nd-Dayson Cash, Watonga FFA 3rd-Imileigh Jones, Canton 4-H Shropshire Ewes Class1:Brieley...

Today in History

Today is Wednesday, March 1, the 60th day of the year. There are 305 days left in the year. On this date: 1872 Establishment of Yellowstone as world's first national park Yellowstone National Park, was established by the U.S.

Ferguson Features

Work! Work! Work! You may have noticed the T.B. Ferguson home has been closed for most of this winter but what you may not have noticed is all the hard work that is going on to remedy this situation.