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The entire third grade from Watonga Elementary School

The entire third grade from Watonga Elementary School

Drummond Disappointed By Stitt’s Veto

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond said he is disappointed but not surprised by Gov. Stitt’s veto of a measure that would have corrected a gap in the legal process that can allow dangerous individuals to be released from state custody without a hearing.

Boys and Girls State

(ABOVE LEFT) Ayden Perez accepts a certificate from Superintendent Kyle Hilterbran at the Lions Club scholar banquet. In addition to being a superior athlete, Perez is going to Boys State leadership conference.

School Board Hears Budget Numbers

It must have seemed to the Watonga School Board Monday that it was down to the short rows now, with the school year coming to a close.Middle school principal Ty Hussey said his students have completed state testing and the last accelerated reader party was set for the next day.

Locomotion

Calumet middle and high schools held their annual Sadie Hawkins competition recently. This youngster was showing how it was done when it came to moving the hula hoopPHOTO Courtesy of Dillon Young

Lake Claims Major County Man

Just days after the Army Corps of Engineers announced temporary closure of the swimming beach at Canton Lake’s Sandy Cove, a Major County man drowned there.

Upcoming Events

5/14-Geary last day of school.- Watonga Elementary School Awards Assembly 8:15 a.m.-Watonga MS Incentive Trip -Watonga MS/HS free physicals-New Gym 2 p.m.-Watonga HS Baccalaureate 6:30 p.m.@ Oasis Church -Geary Elementary School Awards Assembly 9:30 a.m.-Geary MS/HS Awards Assembly 11:30 a.m.

Blaine County Courthouse News

CivilFinancial Pacific Leasing Inc vs Houston Edsel Energy LLC, Breach Of Agreement/Contract Discover Bank vs Lauren B Arrasmith, Indebtedness National Collegiate Student Loan vs Tatum R Wigington, Indebtedness Mariner Finance, LLC vs Nicholas P Bradshaw, Indebtedness Jacquelyn Molnar vs Sophia...

Bill Bans State Contracts With Anti-Gun Companies

OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. Casey Murdock, R-Felt, commented today on the governor signing Senate Bill 500, which prohibits the state from contracting with companies that discriminate against firearm businesses or firearm trade associations.