Ronald Samuel Walters
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Funeral services for Ronald Samuel Walters of Yukon were held Friday, Aug. 23, 2019, in the Wilson Funeral Home Chapel with Jerry Reed officiating. Interment with military honors was in
August 2019
Financial hardships force closure of Geary Nursing Home; residents relocated
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A combination of events led to the closing of the Geary Community Nursing Home, said the owner. On Aug. 11, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services terminated the provider
I-40 stop leads to arrest of alleged drug traffickers
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El Reno police nabbed a couple of suspected drug traffickers during an early morning traffic stop. A little after 2 a.m. Aug. 13, an officer reported seeing a vehicle heading
First day at the county fair
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The 2019 Canadian County Free Fair kicked off Thursday.
Four Oklahoma school districts spend six-figure sum on contract lobbyists
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Four school districts — Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Bixby and Jenks — spent nearly $200,000 combined in taxpayer funding on contract lobbyists during the 2018-2019 school year, records show. Those lobbyists
Leslie M. Garrison
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Funeral services for Leslie M. Garrison were held Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2019, at First Baptist Church in Hinton with Rev. Steve Murray and Garland Delk officiating. Burial was in the Hinton Cemetery under the direction of Turner Funeral Home.
Chieftains softball team drops pair
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Calumet High School’s bid to sweep the county’s small schools in softball hit a snag last week as the Chieftains dropped a 3-0 road game at Okarche. The loss to
Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark: Somber stories of what might have been
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Scary Stories isn’t necessarily a bad movie if you go in with the right expectations. The monsters are pretty cool looking and some of the acting, particularly Zoe Margaret Colletti,
OU surgeon in Tulsa brings robotic liver cancer surgery to Oklahoma
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TULSA — Last spring was a discouraging time for Billy Mickle. He was diagnosed with liver cancer and his course of treatment seemed unsure. Then he was referred to Nelson
Stitt should make reform focus of education debate
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Oklahoma voters hired Kevin Stitt to serve as governor because they wanted change. Oklahomans are tired of living in the same statistical neighborhood as West Virginia and Mississippi. Near the
