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Oklahoma students will have the opportunity again to experience the SAGE STEAM Camp at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford during the 2023 summer. The Southwest Alliance for Girls Enrichment (SAGE) Committee members are looking for students from across the state who are currently in seventh grade and interested in exploring STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts/Humanities, and Mathematics).

An accidental gun discharge at a local school is under investigation. According to Blaine County Undersheriff Eric Dunnigan, the incident took place Thursday at Geary Elementary School as school was dismissing for the day.

Voters in Blaine County who want absentee ballots mailed to them for the March 7 State Question No. 820 Special Election should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Brenda Rice said.

WATONGA – Ultrasound and X-ray services have been available at Mercy Hospital Watonga for many years. Now a more than $211,000 investment from Mercy ensures that the most up-to-date technology provides patients with the newest imaging services available.

Editor’s note: Mercy Hospital Watonga has asked for its two single percentage point sales taxes to be renewed by the voters during an April election. The healthcare giant has also raised the question whether it could afford to keep the operation in Watonga going without the taxpayer support.