Was it a boat or a car? Whatever it was, it did considerable damage to this guardrail at the south end of 13th Street, where it curves and blends into
THURSDAY MAY 9 SENIOR EVENT: Arapaho Senior Citizens will meet at the Arapaho Community building for a Pot Luck Dinner. 6:30 p.m. MEETING: Native Outreach Baptist Chapel to hold a
“You’re sitting at home one night and get a phone call that your husband is being medevaced and he’s coming home. They said it was for spinal injuries,” recalled Mandy
Nance Elementary students who won lunch with Principal Janalyn Taylor for being the top fundraisers in their grade level are, front row from left, Adryin Martinez, Mya Guzman, Ruby Stewart,
Arapaho alumni board members who helped organize this year’s reunion are, from left, Clay Kauk, Class of 1999; Ginger Roush Read, 1974; Miranda Stermer Evans, 1991; Adam Richardson, 2007; Tina
Spring has already made its presence known this year in Oklahoma with strong storms and above normal amounts of rain. To get ready for more rain, it may be a
At Clinton Regional Airport Tuesday, 100-year-old Clinton Veterans Center resident Teddy Chmielinski expresses joy after returning to Earth following his flight in a 1940s-era Boeing Stearman biplane. With him is
At Custer City’s regular town meeting held this week the Board of Trustees voted to reinstate Police Chief Michael Joshua Abernathy, who was ousted last July following the controversial defunding
A Weatherford man who allegedly threatened to kill his mother and burn her house down is charged with one felony count of planning, attempting, and/or conspiring to perform an act