SCARS achieves state accreditation; staffing two Canadian County sites
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Second Chance And Re-entry Services (SCARS) has achieved state accreditation from the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services.
Lifestyle
Is it time to bring back America’s Victory Gardens?
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As the news of the virus and a downturn of our economy is reported with increasingly depressing predictions, it would be wise to revisit the past for instructions on how to proceed.
With the onset of both World Wars I and II, the nation was required to tighten its collective belt and a program of rationing was initiated.
Swadley's still offering dine-in as well as curbside service
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At Swadley’s, you can still dine-in. If you’d rather not, you can order online at swadleys.com or pull up to the drive-thru. Swadley’s also offers curbside pickup or home delivery through Postmates.
Get a Country Boy barbecue sandwich with two sides (fries, mashed potatoes, etc.) and a drink, all for $12.79. Choose between these meats (no ribs): sliced or chopped brisket, pulled pork, sausage, hot links, turkey or ham.
Tarvers celebrate 60 years
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Newton and Juanita Tarver are celebrating 60 years of marriage.
Underwood meets
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Underwood Oklahoma Home and Community Education Association of Canadian County met recently in the home of Vicki Duncan with Natalia Valenzuela as hostess.
Calumet honorees
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Calumet February Students of the Month, from left, Cadence Huggins, Easton Shumate, Conner Goff and Litzaria Briseno. (Courtesy photo)
York All American
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Peyton York, a freshman at Oklahoma City University, was recently named NAIA All American Cheerleader following tryouts last month. To achieve All American status, athletes perform a routine which includes jumps, tumbling and stunting. Offi cials judge the athletes and they must have a total score of at least 16 in order to be considered. York is currently on both the competitive co-ed and all-girl STUNT teams. (Courtesy photo)
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St. Patrick’s Day ushers in spring, traditions of luck from the shamrock
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St. Patrick’s Day always signals the arrival of spring and those of Irish heritage honor the Patron Saint of Ireland by drinking, planting potatoes and wearing a shamrock to bring good luck.
Birth Announcement - Audrey Lynn Feistel
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GIRL — Michael and Sara Feistel of El Reno are parents of a girl, Audrey Lynn, born March 5 at Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City.