Jane Westfall

Funeral services for Jane Westfall of Stillwater, Okla., were held Friday, April 15, 2022, in the chapel of Strode Funeral Home, which handled the final arrangements. Burial followed at the Carney Cemetery.

Trial set in turnpike manslaughter case

A jury trial has been scheduled for a woman facing a first degree manslaughter charge in a fatal traffic collision that killed a Prague man. Formal manslaughter charges were filed in Lincoln County District Court on Apr.

The Honey Pot Garden & Gifts grand opening

Owner Janna Collins cuts the ribbon during the The Honey Pot Garden & Gifts grand opening Thursday in Chandler. She and John Collins operate the business at 1103 Manvel. Photo/Brian Blansett

Dogs maul runner on county road

A Lincoln County man, who was critically injured recently when a group of dogs attacked him while he was out for a run, is now recovering in an Oklahoma City hospital. Lincoln County Deputy Sheriff Christopher Hyde identified the injured man as Robert Rood.

Zebra mussles enter area

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has reported the discovery of invasive zebra mussels in Shawnee Twin Lakes for the first time. The agency also has confirmed it has found the zebra mussels in 24 different bodies of water in Oklahoma.

Hearings set in felonies

Pre-preliminary hearings have been scheduled for a Stroud man who faces six felonies filed against him within a two-month period last year.

North Rock Creek students of the month

North Rock Creek schools announced the students of the month last week. In the top photo are the high school students. From left, they are Caden Edwards (12th), Margaret Amend (12th), Chloe Horton (11th), Marcus Webber (9th), Hailey Rice (10th), Calvin Bray (10th), Sam McCellan (11th).

Hearing set in marijuana bust

A pre-preliminary hearing has been scheduled for the owner of two Lincoln County marijuana growing operations after his facilities were seized and shut down in February. A formal charge was filed Feb.

Lincoln County commissioners meeting

Lincoln County commissioners this week adopted a resolution authorizing and designating American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds as revenue replacement. The county is projected to receive about $6.7 million in ARPA funds.