Lincoln County News

Time for the youth rodeo

Time for the youth rodeo

Time for the youth rodeo

This year’s International Finals Youth Rodeo, which is scheduled for July 10-15, would have marked the 30th year for the event that originated in 1993. But due to the postponement in 2020 caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s No. 29 instead. Entries opened on April 1 again this year.

Blood drive at Prague High School

Oklahoma is facing a critical blood supply shortage and with a bit of paperwork, a prick in the arm, and an hour of their time, Lincoln County citizens have an opportunity to help.

Harrah man picks up another charge

A Harrah man already facing a felony charge of aggravated assault and battery has now been charged with an additional count while he’s in jail.

Kingdom of Heaven

The kingdom of God is not talked about much, and I really don’t know why. Maybe it is because no man can go there, and many don’t understand how we can go there if man cannot go there. I cannot agree more of what all Jesus did for us, but I think we have left out something we must do.

Bond reduced in Meeker case

Bond for a Meeker man facing sexual abuse charges has been reduced and his pre-preliminary hearing scheduled. Two felony charges of sexual abuse with a child under 12 were formally filed April 4 against Jason Stuart Kirkwood, 42.
Finding Easter eggs

Finding Easter eggs

Finding Easter eggs

It was windy and cool Saturday at Chandler’s annual Easter egg hunt, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, but the large crowd of egg hunters didn’t seem to mind. Above, Irridessa Wright-Tayor, 3, of Chandler, rocked the Easter hat as she harvested eggs from the Courthouse lawn.

Political races develop

Current Treasurer Wendy Magnus did not seek a new term. Several races have developed for political positions in Lincoln County, among them contests for two county commissioners, the district attorney and district judge. There will be contests, too, for the House District 32 seat now held by Rep.
Ronnie Monaco

Ronnie Monaco

Ronnie Monaco to retire from newspaper

For 15 years, Office Manager Ronnie Monaco’s calm voice and steady demeanor has been a dependable constant at The Lincoln County News. Now, she’s announced her well-earned retirement on May 31, 2022, and Kendra Johnson has returned to begin training for the office manager role.
Harold Lee “Hap” Davis

Harold Lee “Hap” Davis

Harold Lee “Hap” Davis

Harold Lee “Hap” Davis passed away in his home surrounded by loved ones on April 6, 2022, at the age of 88. Harold was born to Virgil Lee and Mary Ella Davis on March 16, 1934, in Sparks, Okla.; where he lived until he served in the United States Army from 1957 to 1959.
Garry L. Miller

Garry L. Miller

Garry L. Miller

Garry L. Miller, 67 beloved husband, father grandfather, brother and friend, died Wednesday April 6, 2022, due to complications from COVID-19.