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Both photos feature Izzy Simpson, a recent Chandler grad, as she performs as part of the Zephyrus Drum & Bugle Corp. Photos/David Lackey

Both photos feature Izzy Simpson, a recent Chandler grad, as she performs as part of the Zephyrus Drum & Bugle Corp. Photos/David Lackey

Harrah’s Oklahoma upgrades restaurant

Emily Kalka Editor
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Harrah’s Oklahoma is mixing things up at its main restaurant after 100 days of being open.According to a press release from the casino located west of Chandler, Arrow & Ember will now be open to guests of all ages.

Voters to decide two state questions in August

News Staff
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Two questions will appear on the August 25, 2026, Runoff Primary Election ballot. All Oklahoma voters, regardless of political party, can vote on these questions. The questions are reprinted here as they will appear on the ballot followed by a summary prepared by the Oklahoma Press Association.

OG&E tips for staying cool in triple-digit temps

Emily Kalka Editor
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
With daytime highs soaring into triple digits, OG&E has released tips on staying cool and saving during high temperatures.OG&E said while there is no call for customers to reduce their electricity or take action, there are some ways to reduce energy use.

Lincoln County students honored at uni

News Staff
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Students from the Lincoln County/Pottawatomie County areas have been excelling at universities, including making dean’s lists, grad lists and more.University of Central OklahomaThe following students have made the President’s and Dean’s Honor Rolls at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Marley Miller from Chandler drops a loop on her calf during the 86th annual Chandler Open Rodeo over the weekend. She won the first round of breakaway roping and the 15-and-under barrel racing on Friday night. For more on the rodeo, please see Pages 2A, 2C and 3C. Photo/Brian Blansett

Marley Miller from Chandler drops a loop on her calf during the 86th annual Chandler Open Rodeo over the weekend. She won the first round of breakaway roping and the 15-and-under barrel racing on Friday night. For more on the rodeo, please see Pages 2A, 2C and 3C. Photo/Brian Blansett

Chandler rodeo

News Staff
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Chandler high school student Marley Miller won the breakaway roping and 15-and-under barrel racing Friday night at the Chandler Open Rodeo, highlighting a twonight run that included 346 contestants and $16,915 in prize money.Miller stopped the clock at 2.

Enrollment open at local school districts

Emily Kalka Editor
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
With the new school year around the corner, many area schools have opened up their enrollment periods. The following is information for each of the schools in the Lincoln County News coverage area.Agra First Day of School: Aug.
Radar flexes his guard dog skills. All feed bags will be safe under his watch. Photo/Julia Wells

Radar flexes his guard dog skills. All feed bags will be safe under his watch. Photo/Julia Wells

Dog Days of Summer

News Staff
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Want to see your pup featured in the Lincoln County News? Send in a photo to news@lcnok.com by Monday, 5 p.m., and we’ll choose the top three photos to run in our Dog Days of Summer section. Don’t worry if you didn’t make it this week. Perhaps your pup will be featured next time.
Chandler Council approves 911 fees

Chandler Council approves 911 fees

Chandler Council approves 911 fees

Emily Kalka Editor
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
The Chandler City Council approved a dispatch fee agreement with the Lincoln County E911 Authority, opened a time capsule and held public hearings on dilapidated properties at its regular meeting on July 14.

Reduced meals offered to students

News Staff
Tuesday, July 21, 2026
Lincoln County schools have set policy guidelines and prices for free or reduced-price meals for children served under the National School Lunch program, the School Breakfast Program and the After-School Snack Program.
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