Lincoln County News

Mary “Darlene” Leach

Mary “Darlene” Leach

Mary “Darlene” Leach

Mary “Darlene” Leach, 85, passed away on Wednesday, January 17, 2024, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Darlene was a life-long resident of the Tryon, Oklahoma area. Darlene was born on June2,1938,inMadera, California to Clarence James and Zella Opal (Anderson) Hood.

Commitee to interview architects

Lincoln County commissioners this week agreed to have the jail expansion advisory committee interview potential architects for the OSU Extension Office building and report back to them.

No action on Meeker RV park

Meeker Town Board of Trustees have tabled action on allowing an RV/Trailer park to be placed at the southwest corner of Veterans and North Dawson by Steve Buoy Construction.
NRC Students of the Month

NRC Students of the Month

NRC Students of the Month

North Rock Creek High School recently released its students of the month. They are, from left to right, Hank Aldrich (9th), Jaynie Ford (10th), Jaxson Loftis (10th), Austin Nickles (11th), Austin Anderson (11th), Anna Smith (12th), Carson Plumb (12th) Not pictured is Macie Moody (9th)

Three sentences for Wellston man

A Wellston man has been handed three state prison sentences after he pleaded guilty to three felony charges. Formal felony charges of child neglect and domestic assault and battery by strangulation were filed in Lincoln County District Court July 24, 2023 against Robert Nathaniel Cohran, 34.

Public Records

Lincoln County Marriage Licenses Keith Lee Miller and Jessica Dionne Aldridge, both of Stillwater Mathew Charles Johnson II of Roff and Kelli Brooke Curtis of Shawnee Courtland Jefferson Curry of New Braunfels TX and Molly Anne Blair of Chandler Civil Suits Money Judgements filed: Candace...

Prison terms in break-in cases

A woman charged recently with two felonies has pleaded guilty to both and has been handed two state prison terms. Pre-preliminary hearings have been set for a man who was also charged at the same time with her, but he faces a total of three felonies and a misdemeanor.
Meeker’s Treyvon Compton puts up a foul shot against Holdenville during first-round action of the 66 Conference Tournament in Prague on Thursday. Holdenville won the tournament, beating McLoud in overtime in the finals. Photo/Brian Blansett

Meeker’s Treyvon Compton puts up a foul shot against Holdenville during first-round action of the 66 Conference Tournament in Prague on Thursday. Holdenville won the tournament, beating McLoud in overtime in the finals. Photo/Brian Blansett

66 Conference tournament

The 66 Conference Tournament was a thriller. Condensed from its usual week to a three-day tournament because of weather, it featured double-digit comebacks, gamewinning free throws, missed free throws that could have won games and intense crowds. In the end, it was the Holdenville boys, ranked No.