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Thermal binoculars donated to rangers

Thermal binoculars donated to rangers

Thermal binoculars donated to rangers

Game Wardens of Lincoln and Pottawatomie Counties, Jacob Harriet and Mike France, are pictured with Todd Farris holding pairs of thermal binoculars donated to them by Thomas Tillison, Nolan Cleaves and Lloyd Jones from the Red Bud Chapter of Quail and Pheasants Forever and Farris from Prairie Prime...

Stroud sorority winds up year

Stroud’s Laureate Beta Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority adjourned for the summer after meetings to recognize members for outstanding sorority work. Pam Hunt presided over her final meeting as President and was thanked for leading the chapter.

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Four generations of Girl Scouts: from left, Adelaide Furtado, Michelle Cross-Furtado, Sherie Greenfield-Jones and Gerry Greenfield-Elliott. The family of Girl Scouts stands in front of the flagpole at Greenfield Farm Day Camp after the camp’s final opening flag ceremony. Photo/Evan Kennemer

Four generations of Girl Scouts: from left, Adelaide Furtado, Michelle Cross-Furtado, Sherie Greenfield-Jones and Gerry Greenfield-Elliott. The family of Girl Scouts stands in front of the flagpole at Greenfield Farm Day Camp after the camp’s final opening flag ceremony. Photo/Evan Kennemer

End of an era

In the summer of 1970, a Girl Scout camp in Edmond reached its limit for the number of troops it could hold at one time. Therefore not every troop wanting to attend was able. For one troop leader, her girls not getting to go to camp wasn’t an option.
Chandler’s first Juneteenth celebration

Chandler’s first Juneteenth celebration

Chandler’s first Juneteenth celebration

Diane Johnson, left, Jennifer Ware and Rachelle Thompson lead the Solidarity Walk down Manvel Avenue in Chandler Saturday as part of the community’s first-ever Juneteenth celebration.

‘Not guilty’ plea in rape case

A Stroud man charged with four counts of first degree rape and one for sexual abuse with a child under 12 has pleaded not guilty and his trial has been scheduled. Cameron Austin Thomas Martz, 24, was formally charged Dec.

Hearing in April chase

A preliminary hearing has been set for a driver in a high speed pursuit that reportedly started in Perkins, went down U.S. 177 clear to I-40 and ended at the Dale Middle School after partially running through a farmer’s wheat field. The driver, identified as Roderick David Pope, Jr.

Chandler board of education

Chandler Board of Education members this week approved temporary appropriations for Fiscal Year 2023-2024 and approved teacher and support staff salary schedules for 2023-24. School Supt.
Not normal

Not normal

Not normal

I was walking down the hall in my dorm. I went to go see one of my friends after he and his girlfriend went to a Thunder game, only to find people packing up his belongings to send home with him.