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The Cheyenne Class of 1971 met on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall to celebrate
Roger Mills County Deputies Jason Crook and Wyatt Candy have recently graduated from Law Enforcement Education & Training at East
By Pat VerSteeg — The Roger Mills Chamber of Commerce held its monthly luncheon this past Thursday and the group
The Cheyenne Class of 1971 met on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall to celebrate their 50th Reunion. It was
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Roger Mills County Deputies Jason Crook and Wyatt Candy have recently graduated from Law Enforcement Education & Training at East Central University. Wyatt joins the
By Pat VerSteeg — The Roger Mills Chamber of Commerce held its monthly luncheon this past Thursday and the group enjoyed delicious chicken spaghetti with
Car Winners at Draggin’ Main IV – Eddie Hargues & Family. Judge’s Choice; Top Class B Fast Randy O’Neal, Best Street Rod; Cookie & Frank
By Pat VerSteeg — It was a crisp October evening last week when 11-year-old Alexander settled into his deer blind. This was Alexander’s first deer
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The Cheyenne Class of 1971 met on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall to celebrate their 50th Reunion. It was
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Roger Mills County Deputies Jason Crook and Wyatt Candy have recently graduated from Law Enforcement Education & Training at East Central University. Wyatt joins the
By Pat VerSteeg — The Roger Mills Chamber of Commerce held its monthly luncheon this past Thursday and the group enjoyed delicious chicken spaghetti with
On October 27, 1926 in Lela Texas, a hearty baby boy came rushing into the arms of his parents, John Calvin and Emma Lee Hyatt
We had the first light frost on Saturday the 16th. I hope we have a nice mild winter. The Durham Quilting Bees enjoyed a full
The interest in American art during the period from 1930 to 1940 made Augusta’s art acceptable in the national scene. There was an increased interest
Draggin’ Main was the biggest and best yet and adding the Alumni to the day made it that much better! Thank you to coordinator Scott
Celo and Michelle Harrel, Charles and Misti Goldston and Brandon and Allie Goldston were Sunday dinner guests of Karen Harrel and Robert Haynes. Marilyn Welty
I mentioned in last weeks article that I had seen part of a periodical written in 1957 about Augusta’s childhood. The article says that when
The Durham Willing Workers had their October club meeting with Melba Thomas as hostess on Tuesday, October 5. All the club members wish to thank
The Cheyenne Class of 1971 met on Saturday, October 16, 2021 at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall to celebrate their 50th Reunion. It was
The XC Team competed at Mooreland last weekend and headed toRegionals this weekend! GOOD LUCK Kids!!! You must be logged in to view this content.
The Department of Education is “Celebrating 120 years” for homecoming and Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford has graduated 20,000+ teacher education students over the
Cheyenne FFA students cleaned out the flowerpots and planted pansies downtown last week. Pictured are Manuel Valdez, Destiny Green, Kyra Hindman and Hayli Miller, adviser.
