Ribbon cutting

Mr. C’s Custom Cuts had a ribbon-cutting at the shop at 108 E. First Street in Chandler last week. Pictured above are Michael and Sheila Cazzell, Pistol Pete and Teresa Timmons. Below is the actual ribbon-cutting with chamber of Commerce representatives. Photos/Brian Blansett

Ag Recycling event planned

The OSU Extension will sponsor a Pesticide Container Recycling Event 8 a.m.-2 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 7, in two locations. Acceptable items can be brought to the Lincoln County Agri-Civic Center in Chandler or Cantrell Ag at 106240 S. 3560 Road in Prague. Acceptable items include 1, 2.

CHANDLER CALENDAR

Following is a list of upcoming events in and around the Chandler community. The Chandler Lions Club meets at 12 p.m., each Thursday at First Christian Church, 614 Manvel. The Chandler Rotary Club meets 12 p.m., each Friday at Rt. 66 Bowl. On the schedule for Sat., August Sat., 28 - 9 a.m.

Medieval Faire cancelled

This is the Eighty-Second article in a semipermanent column for Stroud Arts that appears in the Stroud American. The mission of these articles is to inform, educate and inspire you, the reader, to Make Art Happen in your life and the life of our community.

CHS students attend Arts Institute

Two students from Chandler were among those from across the state attending the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute held last month at the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma in Chickasha.

Flying high

There were clear blue skies Saturday afternoon, making an almost perfect time for ultralight flying. This powered parafoil was spotted in the air just west of state Highway 18 south of the Deep Fork River. Photo/Brian Blansett

Prague Library’s top readers

Librarians at Haynie Public Library in Prague announced the winners in their Summer Reading Program. The readers turned in a total of 122,057 pages read. All participants received prizes. Forest Bland was the grand prizewinner in the Elementary Reader age group. He received a 40” Saucer Tree Swing.

Chandler’s opera connection

Chandler had a remarkable influence on the development of an opera camp for young talents that has grown into a training program for aspiring professional singers. This summer, Opera in the Ozarks celebrated its 70th anniversary. The celebration was delayed a year because of COVID-19.

Grand opening at Brick Hill Corner Store

Jim Cummings prepares to cut the ribbon at the Brick Hill Corner Store in Chandler on Wednesday. The store is on Route 66 just east of the Intersection with state Highway 18. Photo/Brian Blansett