Oklahoma Children’s Theater comes to Meeker

Elementary students in Meeker will enjoy a performance of the Oklahoma Children’s Theatre on May 5. Each year BancFirst joins Oklahoma Children’s Theatre to sponsor performances in communities around the state.

McLoud reappoints mayor, vice mayor

The McLoud City Council, in a brief meeting last week, reappointed its mayor and vice mayor for two-year terms. City Manager Buck Day said Mayor Stan Jackson was reappointed as was Vice Mayor Ralph Snider.

Young signs with Barton

Stroud senior Jadyn Young has signed to play basketball with Barton Community College in Kansas. Young scored more than 1,000 points in her Lady Tigers’ career. She is shown here with Barton assistant coach Bridgette Griffin.

Dale’s Lady Pirates

Dale’s Lady Pirates pose with their district championship trophy after beating Meeker in the finals last week. The Lady Pirates are four-time defending slow pitch state champions. Photo/Rick Hester

Initial appearance set

A $15,000 bench warrant issued for the arrest of a Wellston resident wanted on three felonies and a misdemeanor, has been returned and filed, according to court records.

Kingdom of Heaven

If you ask yourself what is the most enjoyable thing in your life you like to do. Then make a list of the second and third and go on down and list until you run out of things. What is your first thing on your list to do? Was it what Jesus said to do?

Nathan Thompson

Nathan Thompson of Chandler was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation’s oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. Thompson was initiated at The University of Texas at Austin.

Pottawatomie County

Marriages Johnny Jay Johnson, Yukon and Kathie Ann McMurry, McLoud. Charles Cleo Childers and Heather Sue Brady, both of McLoud. Tyler Lee Madison and Kiana Alyce Wray, both of Shawnee. Caleb Azariah Scott, Shawnee and Anoli Agape Billy, Lindsay.

Stieber wins at OBEA contest

The Oklahoma Broadcast Education Association recently honored University of Central Oklahoma professional media students at its annual student broadcast competition with 23 awards for student-produced audio/radio and video/television broadcasts.

Editorial

The dangers of being a law enforcement officer will never go away. If anything, they only will increase for the men and women in uniform.