September 2024

Body After having a win streak snapped with a tourney loss to cross-county rival Okarche, Calumet High School’s baseball team has strung together three straight victories.The Chieftains improve to 19-3 on the fall with home wins over Lookeba-Sickles (8-0) and Arapaho-Butler (9-3).

Body Union City and Calumet High School’s fast-pitch softball teams have fallen on hard luck in recent games, each posting back-to-back losses.

Body The proverbial monkey is off the back of Redlands Community College women’s soccer team as the Cougars picked up their first win of the season and in NJCAA Region 2 play last week.

Body Here is The Associated Press Oklahoma high school football poll with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points through Sept. 10.Class 6A-I1. Owasso (10) (3-0) 50.2. Bixby (3-0) 37.3. Tulsa Union (2-1) 23.4. Deer Creek-Edmond (3-0) 22.5. Jenks (1-2) 9.

Body LAWSUITSCavalry SPV I LLC vs. Linda Davidson for $1,012.88 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.Cavalry SPV I LLC vs. Theresa Skaggs for $1,239.52 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees.TD Bank USA N.A. vs. Gilberto Quintero for $1,042.

Body Most people only dream of leaving the kind of legacy that Everett Cooper Lees left and having the kind of impact that he had on everyone he met, from his parishioners to the Diocese of Oklahoma to the owner of his favorite sandwich shop.

Body The city of El Reno picked up some major awards at last week’s Oklahoma Municipal League Conference. The gathering of local officials from across the state was held in Tulsa. City Manager Matt Sandidge was honored with the Don Rider Transparency in Government Award.

Body The U.S. Cavalry Association held its national competition at Fort Reno last week.

Body After losing critical grant funding, Canadian County’s child advocacy center has gotten support from a new source.The Child Abuse Response Team (C.A.R.T.) will receive $44,000 from the Canadian County Gary E.

Body The Canadian County judiciary officially welcomed its newest member during a ceremony last week. Yukon’s Lory Dewey recited the oath of office as Canadian County’s new special judge, succeeding Barbara Hatfield, who recently retired after 13 years.