SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing great. You won’t believe the week I’ve had. Last Sunday John and I decided to by a dog. In Ohio! We spent Monday getting ready to go. We managed to get out of town about 9 on Tuesday morning. Drove til 2:30 Eastern Time Wednesday morning.

Ferguson Features

We are coming right along with the repainting of the back wall, still a lot to do and a lot more to come. We plan on holding off with the rest of the repainting till spring as the weather is getting colder, but planning on taking care of the windows during the winter.

An Easily Distracted Housewife

The house desperately needs thorough cleaning after two days and one night with five very energetic grandsons. They begged to stay another night, but we had things to do (like our very energetic grandsons not spending another night). And, besides, I was EXHAUSTED.

Blaine County Courthouse News

Civil Court Black Mountain Flowback LLC vs Husky Ventures Inc, Breach Of Contract Stride Bank, United States Of America, Donna Hoskins, Successor In Interest, A National Banking Association, Central National Bank And Trust, The United States Of America, Ex, Virtue Of Name Change To vs Terry Wayne...

The Geary Police Blotter

This report is for the period from September 21st through September 27th. During this period, the Geary Police Department wrote 27 Municipal or District Court Citations.

State Passes 86,000 Cases Death Toll Exceeds 1,000

As of Sept. 29, there were 86,219 confirmed cases of the Covid-19 virus in the state, according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health. There was one more death reported in the last 24 hours. This brings the death toll to 1,018.

Second Rabid Bat Found in Oklahoma

A bat infected with rabies was found this week in Chandler, near Bell Cow Lake in Lincoln County. This is the second such discovery in six weeks. “Oklahoma is seeing more cases of rabies in the state this year than previous years,” State Public Health Veterinarian LeMac’ Morris said.

OSU Releases Bumper Crop of Wheat Varieties

Scientists at Oklahoma State University are giving wheat farmers new options to plant in their fields soon, five wheat varieties that build on years of research and careful selection of the best traits.