Lincoln County News

Roe hired in McLoud

The city of McLoud has a new city manager. During their most recent meeting, City CouncilmembersnamedCodyRoeasCity Manager and entered into a year-to-year contract with him.

County Commission meeting

Lincoln County commissioners this week took no action on selecting counsel regarding litigation involving E-Cigarettes.

Public Records

Lincoln County Marriage Licenses Brayden Michael Lindgren and Madison Paige Mugele, both of Chandler Lane Alan Reynolds and Courtney Danielle Morris, both of McLoud Joshua Alan Bailey of Chandler, and Brooklyn Ileen Carney of Stroud Civil Suits Discover Bank vs Tina Louise Ferguson - Breach of...
Casmen Hill (10) provided the visual metaphor for the Chandler game by stiff-arming a would-be tackler out of his way. Photo/Brian Blansett

Casmen Hill (10) provided the visual metaphor for the Chandler game by stiff-arming a would-be tackler out of his way. Photo/Brian Blansett

Chandler dominates Frederick

The first offensive play of the game foreshadowed the following 48 minutes Friday night. Chandler’s offensive line cleared a hole for quarterbaack Alec Jackson, who sprinted 85 yards before being tackled at the Frederick 5-yard line.
Stroud’s Chandler Davis (52) and Ty Stafford (54) wrap up the Commerce quarterback for a sack. Photo/Rick Hester

Stroud’s Chandler Davis (52) and Ty Stafford (54) wrap up the Commerce quarterback for a sack. Photo/Rick Hester

Stroud grabs 10th straight

Stroud’s defense dominated Commerce Friday night, leading the Tigers to a 39-20 win in the second round of the Class A playoffs. The victory was the tenth in a row for the Tigers, who will face unbeaten Fairview in the quarterfinald at 7 p.m. Friday in Kingfisher.
Three Davenport seniors signed last week to play college softball. Seated from left, they are Maloree Byford, who will play at Bethany College; Faith Campbell, who will play for Southwestern College; and Macy Keeling, who will play at Rose State College. With them are, from left in the back row, coaches Heather Gaylord, Emmie Smith and Brett Case. Photo/Brian Blansett

Three Davenport seniors signed last week to play college softball. Seated from left, they are Maloree Byford, who will play at Bethany College; Faith Campbell, who will play for Southwestern College; and Macy Keeling, who will play at Rose State College. With them are, from left in the back row, coaches Heather Gaylord, Emmie Smith and Brett Case. Photo/Brian Blansett

Davenport trio signs

Three Davenport seniors signed last week to play college softball. Seated from left, they are Maloree Byford, who will play at Bethany College; Faith Campbell, who will play for Southwestern College; and Macy Keeling, who will play at Rose State College.
Chandler poetry winners for Veterans Day

Chandler poetry winners for Veterans Day

Chandler poetry winners for Veterans Day

Each year Chandler Jr. HIgh Student Council holds two contests in honor of Veterans. The poetry contest is for 7th and 8th grade students. Students must write a poem honoring all men and women who have served or are serving in the U. S. Military.
North Rock Creek senior Katie Larson signed last week to play college softball at Rose State. Shown with her in the front row are her parents, Mike and Rachelle Larson. In the back row are NRC assistant coach Mike Cox and head coach Chance Griffin. Photo/Shery Gowin

North Rock Creek senior Katie Larson signed last week to play college softball at Rose State. Shown with her in the front row are her parents, Mike and Rachelle Larson. In the back row are NRC assistant coach Mike Cox and head coach Chance Griffin. Photo/Shery Gowin

Larson signs with Rose

North Rock Creek senior Katie Larson signed last week to play college softball at Rose State. Shown with her in the front row are her parents, Mike and Rachelle Larson. In the back row are NRC assistant coach Mike Cox and head coach Chance Griffin.
One-act play competition

One-act play competition

One-act play competition

Chandler High School hosted the OSSAA 4A East Regional One-Act Play competition on October 8th.

Charges dismissed

A Chandler man’s felony charge filed for lewd or indecent acts to a child under 16 was dismissed recently. Formal charges were filed June 17 in Lincoln County District Court against Wesley Rahe Jordan, 37.