Charles Randall Hays Jr

Charles Randall Hays Jr. Was born on October 13, 1964, in Chandler, Oklahoma, at Mileham Hospital, and passed away on July 6, 2025, at his home.Charles went to Heaven to be with his wife, mother, father, a granddaughter and siblings.

Stroud City Council

The Stroud City Council approved the appointment of Linda Smith to the Stroud Hospital and Development Authority at their regular meeting on July 10.They also approved the renewal of lease purchase agreements for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 and line transfers for the FY 2024-25 budget.

Lincoln County Commissioners

Lincoln County commissioners this week approved a service agreement with the Child Advocacy Center of Central Oklahoma and adopted a resolution with the Center as well.They also approved a contract with Commercial Roof Solutions for the Fair Barn Reroof project.

Meeker school board meeting

Meeker Board of Education members have named two new directors and hired a new assistant high school football coach and also accepted the resignation of Brad Seaborn, high school teacher, Athletic and Transportation Director Seaborn has taken a position with the Strother School District, Meeker...

Diagnosis

About three months ago I decided to pay my primary doctor a visit. I have quarterly appointments with him anyway, but pain in my left side, which I had been experiencing over a period of time, had intensified.

Town Talk

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Main Street Pavilion on Sunday to make donations for Stroud’s rescued dogs. We received supplies and monetary donations. I delivered all donations to the Tulsa Humane Society and Skiatook Paws andClawsAnimalRescueonMonday and Tuesday.

Meeker Town Board meeting

Meeker Town Board of Trustees this week authorized its Administrator to spend up to $2,000 for sand and delivery of that sand to develop a beach at Meeker Lake.

Charges filed

A Stroud man faces a felony and misdemeanor following his arrest recently by a Lincoln County Sheriff’s deputy.

Meeker Quilters’ Guild camp

The Meeker Quilters’Guild sponsored their 15th annual Summer Quilt Camp July 7-9. Mammoth Baptist Church graciously hosted the 3-day event which was attended by seventeen participants.

Mommy and me

It was just another Thursday night. Giggles and splashing filled the air, rising over the tune of “I’m a LittleTeapot.” Four toddlers grinned in their mothers’ arms as they filled cups with pool water and watched as the water filtered out through the holes poked into the bottom.