Tri-County Herald

Town Talk

Pete’s Place is now official. If you’re traveling east on Main in the two hundred block, look to your left. That is the location of our Main Street Pocket Park.

Letter to the editor

To the Lincoln County Commissioners and fellow board members of the Lincoln County Fair Board. I am resigning from my seat as an active attending member of the Lincoln County Fair Board effective immediately.

Trial set in abuse case

A Chandler man facing a felony charge of domestic abuse by strangulation has pleaded not guilty and a trial date has been set. following a reported incident at a Chandler residence has waived his preliminary hearing.

Hearings pending in McLoud drug case

Pre-preliminary hearings have been set for two McLoud men facing three felony charges each in connection with trafficking illegal drugs, cultivation of a controlled substance and possession of firearms during commission of a felony.

Hearing continued in Stroud chase

A pre-preliminary hearing has been continued for a driver facing four charges after he reportedly led Stroud police on a high speed pursuit and was arrested.
Chandler’s Lions hoist the BancFirst trophy for the fourth straight year after beating Stroud, 26-6, Friday night at Jack Poskey Field in Stroud. It was one of two big Lincoln County rivalry week games, the other being Prague’s 28-14 win over Meeker. For more on those games and other sports, see Pages 1-4C. Photo/Brian Blansett

Chandler’s Lions hoist the BancFirst trophy for the fourth straight year after beating Stroud, 26-6, Friday night at Jack Poskey Field in Stroud. It was one of two big Lincoln County rivalry week games, the other being Prague’s 28-14 win over Meeker. For more on those games and other sports, see Pages 1-4C. Photo/Brian Blansett

Four in a row

Tyson Pittman, left, and Logan Hand watch with Wellston Gifted and Talented teacher Nicole Reeves as their robot completes its task of locating a Coca-Cola can, grasping it and depositing it in a container. Photo/Brian Blansett

Tyson Pittman, left, and Logan Hand watch with Wellston Gifted and Talented teacher Nicole Reeves as their robot completes its task of locating a Coca-Cola can, grasping it and depositing it in a container. Photo/Brian Blansett

Wellston’s Masters of the Robots

Wellston Elementary School has received a grant from the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board for robotics kits that are being used to implement computer science through robotics. Susan Way, Elementary Principal, said the OERB grant totals $2,875 for five robotics kits.
Thomas Harvey Willoughby

Thomas Harvey Willoughby

Thomas Harvey Willoughby

Thomas Harvey Willoughby, 74, was called home on August 22, 2023, surrounded by family. Tom was born September 21, 1948, in Lindsay, OK to Jr. & Corine (Hightower) Willoughby.
Kathy Phillips

Kathy Phillips

Kathy Phillips

Kathy Phillips was an only child born June 16, 1936 in Chickasha to William and Betty (Haney) Humphrey. She passed away August 24, 2023 in her home in Kendrick at the age of 87. She was a Certified Nursing Assistant and Certified Medicine Assistant.
Alfred “Ray” Smothers

Alfred “Ray” Smothers

Alfred “Ray” Smothers

Alfred “Ray” Smothers, of Chandler, Oklahoma, passed away on Thursday, August 24th, 2023, in Stroud, Oklahoma at the age of 89. Ray was born on July 6, 1934 in Chandler. He was the son of Yulise Andrew and Rosa Lee (Yarbrough) Smothers.