Tri-County Herald

Meeker changes hours for town hall

Mike Mccormick Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
The Meeker Town Board of Trustees this week voted to change the hours of operation for Town Hall.Following a lengthy discussion that included input from some Town employees, Trustee Kenneth Massey moved to change the hours of Town Hall to four 10-hour days Monday through Thursday.

Innocent pleas in sex case

Mikemccormick Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
A McLoud woman who earlier waived her preliminary hearing on three child-related sex crimes has entered an innocent plea during her arraignment.Formally charged in Lincoln County District Court March 27, 2025 are Brandon Lee Morris, 26 and Trisha Nicole Franks, 27.

Chandler awards bid for water project

Emily Kalka Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
The Chandler Municipal Authority (CMA) awarded the bid for the water treatment expansion project to Orr Construction for $16,077,019, while also approving a resolution to apply for a loan not to exceed $5 million from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to help fund the project.
North Rock Creek athletic director Evan Smith, left, and superintendent Blake Moody stand by the new turf going in on the Cougars’ home field. It was get its baptism by fire this Friday when NRC hosts Holdenville. Photo/Brian Blansett

North Rock Creek athletic director Evan Smith, left, and superintendent Blake Moody stand by the new turf going in on the Cougars’ home field. It was get its baptism by fire this Friday when NRC hosts Holdenville. Photo/Brian Blansett

NRC ready to break in new turf

Emily Kalka Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
North Rock Creek is gearing up for its first home football game on new turf.The installation of artificial turf on the football field will be finished before the game on Friday, with the goalposts being put up on Friday morning, said Superintendent Blake Moody.
Stroud’s elementary cross country team had its annual end-of-the-season glow run last week. The runners get glow sticks and glow items to wear, run a short 1-mile course around campus and finish with ice cream sundaes. Below is Cayenne Martin. Right, coach Kelly Brown poses with a unicorn (Laney Manion) and shark (Sophie Young), both of whom accompanied the runners on the course. Photos/Beth Young

Stroud’s elementary cross country team had its annual end-of-the-season glow run last week. The runners get glow sticks and glow items to wear, run a short 1-mile course around campus and finish with ice cream sundaes. Below is Cayenne Martin. Right, coach Kelly Brown poses with a unicorn (Laney Manion) and shark (Sophie Young), both of whom accompanied the runners on the course. Photos/Beth Young

Stroud’s glow run

News Staff
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Dancing through halftime

Dancing through halftime

Dancing through halftime

News Staff
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Allison Radcliffe dances as the Pride of Chandler marching band performs their 2025-26 program, “The Ballad of Georgia Graves” during halftime at the Chandler/Lone Grove game on Sept. 12 at Lone Grove. The marching band is gearing up for their first competition on Sept.
NRC’s Memphis Burdine (1) is escorted into the endzone by Reid Rollins (13). Photo/Rick Hester

NRC’s Memphis Burdine (1) is escorted into the endzone by Reid Rollins (13). Photo/Rick Hester

NRC 45, Red Devils 0

News Staff
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
North Rock Creek rolled past Prague, 45-0, in the Red Devils’ home opener Friday night.The Cougars moved to 1-1 with the win and get to open their home season Friday against Holdenville on a brand new turf field.
Chandler’s defensive line digs in as Lone Grove pepares to snap the ball from inside the one-yard line during the first half Friday night. Photo/ rian Blansett

Chandler’s defensive line digs in as Lone Grove pepares to snap the ball from inside the one-yard line during the first half Friday night. Photo/ rian Blansett

Horns 42, Lions 13

Brian Blansett Staff Writer
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Lone Grove scored early and often Friday night and sent the Chandler Lions home with a 42-13 loss.The Class 3A Longhorns scored their first touchdown three and a half minutes into the game and didn’t slow down.They led 28-7 at the half 35-7 midway through the third quarter.
Sports week in pictures

Sports week in pictures

Sports week in pictures

News Staff
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Above left, Carney pitcher Alexa Ward brings one to the plate in the Lady Bulldogs’ win over Glencoe. Photo/Brian Blansett Above right, Meeker freshman Bryston Bizzell catches the opening kickoff against Harrah JV.

Tigers 42, Black bears 34

News Staff
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Stroud outscored Class A power Pawnee 19-6 in the second half brought home a 42-34 win Friday night.The victory evens the Tigers’ record at 1-1 going into this week’s clash with Tonkawa at 7 p.m. Friday at Jack Poskey Stadium.“We played a pretty exciting game,” said head coach Josh Presley.
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