Happenings at Prairie Pointe

Easter was a grand day at Prairie Pointe. Joe Bill Shelhope, Lynn and Jon Taylor, the interim pastor and his wife, came from First Christian Church for our church services. Bro.

It’s her birthday!

The beloved seamstress of Lincoln County will be turning 80 this Sunday, April 4. Due to health concerns we will be having a come & go gathering at the Caldwell family home Sunday.

NRC academics,students of the month

The North Rock Creek academic team, above, earned a second-place finish at the District tournament and a third-place finish in Regionals. This secured the team a second trip to state, which will take place in April.

Chandler ribbon-cuttings

Ice Hot Gypsy and Sugar House held ribbon cuttings last week that were organized by the Chandler Area Chamber of Commerce.

Stroud Library events

Stroud Public Library will celebrate National Library Week with “Blind Date with a Book.” Come check out a wrapped book and see if you find a surprising new reading love. NLW theme this year is “Welcome to Your Library!”

Drama team to regionals

The CHS Drama students will be competing in the OSSAA Regional Speech and Debate competition this weekend. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the Drama Department has been unable to perform for live audiences this year, and the regional competition will be a virtual event.

Five:7 Equipment ribbon-cutting

Five:7 Equipment in Chandler held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday for its new facility at 1306 E 1st St. The event was organized by the Chandler Area Chamber of Commerce. Photo/Brian Blansett

Helping Hands honorees

When Nicole McDaniel and Poppy and Dustin Danker came to the Helping Hands Community Foundation office last week, they had no idea why they were there. They soon found out that they were there to be honored as award recipients.

Mullen and Yates are March Lions

Chandler High School seniors Emyley Mullen and Ashton Yates have been chosen as Lions of the Month by the Lion’s Club for the month of March. Emyley is the daughter of Bill and Stephanie Mullen. She has taken Advanced Placement English classes all four years of high school.

Pride of Meeker goes to state

The Meeker High School band qualified for the OSSAA State Music Contest, which will be March 31 in Elk City. Performance time is scheduled for 9:40 a.m.. The band earned a Superior rating for its performance on stage and also earned a Superior rating in the Sightreading portion of the contest.