Suspected Arsonist Added to State’s 10 Most Wanted List

OKLAHOMA CITY – A woman suspected of arson and firing a weapon into an in-home daycare is the latest addition to Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s 10 Most Wanted list. The initiative is designed to enlist the public’s help apprehending fugitives from the law.

Explore a Winter Wonderland at the Oklahoma Museum of Natural History Public Events

NORMAN, Okla. – The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History will transform into a snowy spectacle on Saturday, Dec. 13, for its latest Curiousiday event, “Winter Wonderland,” inviting visitors to explore the science behind the season.The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Don’t Be Fooled by Fake Package Scams

Online purchases and package deliveries skyrocket during the holiday season. Naturally, scammers use this opportunity to trick busy shoppers into giving out their personal information. Here's what you should know about a new twist on delivery scams.

Board Filing Ends Today

Candidate filing for boards of education in Oklahoma began Monday and will close Wednesday at 5 p.m.In Canton, as of close of business Tuesday, Isaac Sanderson and Heather Smith had tossed their hats into the ring for a school board seat.At Okeene, Garen Robison had filed and in Watonga, Dr.

Community Events

12/4- Christmas Open House 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Community State Bank of Canton. Treats and gifts for customers -Watonga 6th grade basketball @ Geary 4:30 p.m.-Watonga Wrestling Homecoming: Skits @ 11 a.m.

Support For The Arts

Shown are (L-R) Rory LittleRaven, General Manager, Lucky Star Casino Watonga, Lisa Seitter, Patt Curtin and Brian MedicineBear, Operations Manager,Lucky Star Casino Watonga .

SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Thanksgiving is here, and for many families it lasts several days. We hope you and your family had a wonderful meal and enjoyed your fellowship. Many families eat then watch football; others plan Black Friday shopping; others start decorating for Christmas.

Ferguson Features

This is the Thanksgiving Day message issued by Thompson B. Ferguson when he sat in the Governor’s Mansion. Although the language may be archaic, the feelings expressed are as appropriate today as they were 123 years ago.