Chandler’s wrestling team competed in the Cushing tournament last Friday. Top is Rylan McClure.

Stroud senior Jadyn Young scored her 1,000 point of her career last week n the Lady Tigers’ game at Depew. Coaach Jake Jobe presented with a commemorative basketball on Thursday night during a halftime in the 66 Coliseum Classic at Stroud. With her are her parents, Jennifer and Ron. Photo/Brian Blansett

Above, Stroud coach Jake Jobe talks to his team during a secondhalf timeout against Cushing in the 66 Coliseum Classic. Stroud won on a last-second bucket by Jadyn Young.

Amariyae Morris puts up a shot for Stroud against Crossings Christian during the first round of the 66 Coliseum Classic Thursday night. Photo/Brian Blansett .

Despite COVID-19, a few area high school teams were able to get in extra games over the holiday break. North Rock Creek’s No.

A Sparks man faces two felony charges and he has at least two prior convictions. A Wellston resident also has been charged with a felony, and court records show he has five previous convictions for felonies.

A Stroud woman faces a dozen felonies after an assortment of drugs were found in her possession in a Lincoln County jail cell, authorities report. Gretchan Ruth Acosta, 49, has been formally charged in Lincoln County District Court with 11 counts of possession of contraband and one count of bringing contraband into jail/penal institution.

Meeker football player Tim Whitfield, above, signed a contract to play football for the West Texas Buccaneers, based in El Paso, Texas The team is in the American Arena League and competes in a division with teams from Dallas, Houston, Fort Worth, and San Antonio. Whitfield played high school football in Meeker and played in college at Langston University..

Deputy Assessors will be in Wellston, Avery, Tryon, Carney and Agra next week to take exemption applications and personal property assessments according to Jackie Holcomb, Lincoln County Assessor. On Monday, January 4, and Tuesday, January 5, assessment business can be done at Wellston City Hall from 9:00 a.m.

We’re about to bring the curtain down on 2020. This year will be one that not many people will ever forget.