Tri-County Herald

Letter to the editor

A few days back the wife & I were in Dodge City, Kansas. When we went to a restaurant down the street for breakfast we met Charlie Meads (Special Deputy US Marshal). He was decked out in western attire, spurs & all. I asked him if he rode his horse into town & he said, not this morning.
Weekend trip

Weekend trip

Weekend trip

The first inkling that the weekend would be unusual was at the Chandler-Millwood football game Friday. A lady who was working one of the sticks on the chain gang was having trouble getting an arm into the sleeve of her orange vest, so I held it up for her.
Updates from Meeker Town Hall

Updates from Meeker Town Hall

Updates from Meeker Town Hall

1. Update on Glenncrest Park A. Adventure World has resolved the problem with grass growing through the original matting. They came in and removed the mulch and matting, replaced the matting with new and then replaced the mulch. Inspection has shown no grass. B.
Importance of voting

Importance of voting

Importance of voting

Early this week, the State Election Board issued a voter alert. I first saw the alert in an email on my computer as I was working on stories for this week’s edition. I spotted it again a few minutes later when it came across on my cell phone.
What is the Stroud Arts Escape Room?

What is the Stroud Arts Escape Room?

What is the Stroud Arts Escape Room?

This is the Fifty-Eighth article in a permanent column for Stroud Arts that appears in the Stroud American. The mission of these articles is to inform, educate and inspire you, the reader, to Make Art Happen in your life and the life of our community.
Town Talk

Town Talk

Town Talk

Town Talk is busier than ever working on community projects. We start work this week on minor makeovers for some of our downtown businesses. The side of the building that was in my youth Parker’s Flower Shop is getting a fresh coat of paint and then will have an “art type” motif painted on it.
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Chandler court, Prague queen

Chandler High School will crown its 2020 Homecoming Queen at 6 p.m. Friday at Joe Telford Stadium.

COVID deaths rise

Lincoln County has recorded five more deaths attributed to COVID-19 in the last week and Pottawatomie County has recorded an additional death as well, the Oklahoma State Department of Health says. The two latest deaths in Lincoln County are both males in the 65 and older age group, the OSDH said.
With medals in hand, Elizabeth Lau, Julie Bivin and Tiffany Morris stand at the virtual finish line of the OKC Memorial Run to Remember half marathon. Photo/submitted.

With medals in hand, Elizabeth Lau, Julie Bivin and Tiffany Morris stand at the virtual finish line of the OKC Memorial Run to Remember half marathon. Photo/submitted.

Stroud residents run OKC half marathon

Three Stroud residents crossed another item off their bucket list this month. Sunday, Oct. 4, Julie Bivin, Elizabeth Lau and Tiffany Morris ran the Oklahoma City Run to Remember half marathon. Bivin started running at 63-years-old said it was on her bucket list to run a 5k by the time she was 65.