Lincoln County News

Football starts!

Football starts!

Football starts!

Chandler defensive lineman Tallan Boggs and McLoud center Kenton Workman (64) await the snap during their scrimmage Thursday night at McLoud. It was the first scrimmage night of the season and the first chance for local teams to hit someone wearing a different-colored jersey.
Lincoln County Fair

Lincoln County Fair

Lincoln County Fair

On the far left, Analie Staude, Brooklyn Frazier, Devyn Frazier and Baylee Weeks from Meeker show off their prizes after competing in the Farmhand Olympics at the Lincoln County Fair. On the right, River Potts, from Meeker Clover Bud, shows his reserve champion Duroc.
Tim Gatz, Director of Department of Transportation Photo/Emily Kalka

Tim Gatz, Director of Department of Transportation Photo/Emily Kalka

OHP runs ‘Make Our Shoulders Safe Again’

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) is running a special emphasis week from Aug. 18 to 24, ticketing anyone who violates the Move Over Law.

Stroud, Wellston, Davenport receive Rt. 66 Grants

Three more towns in Lincoln County have received grants from the Route 66 Commission for improvements before the Route 66 Centennial in 2026. Stroud was awarded $999,600, Wellston received $792,506, and Davenport was awarded $395,500, according to the Commission.

Bench warrant issued for Chandler woman for $25,000

By Mike McCormick Staff Writer A bench warrant has been issued for the arrest of a Chandler woman who failed to make her court appearance and an arraignment has been scheduled for a man facing the same charges.

Commissioners special meeting

Lincoln County commissioners have adopted a resolution for a grant application for Sheriff’s Office funding assistance.They also approved a grant contract with the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services for counseling services at the county jail.

Committee to investigate Department of Education

Rep. Kevin Wallace, RWellston, has announced that the Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency (LOFT) would begin an investigation into spending concerns regarding the Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE).
Helping a friend in need

Helping a friend in need

Helping a friend in need

I can remember the days of when heading out to fish or going hunting were simple.All you needed was a fishing pole or two and some bait or if hunting, was a gun, some shells and a vest.It’s not quite that simple these days.