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Cordell is one great city to live in. Let’s all start a new rule: Shop Cordell First! We have a new Family Dollar/Dollar Tree store, a Dollar General, a downtown variety store, an Ace Hardware and a Tractor Supply, plus many more places to shop. Keep your money at home!

Four Ways To Use Cash Wisely

There has been a lot of talk about a “cashless” society, but it’s not here yet. In fact, cash can still be a valuable element of your overall financial picture – if you employ it wisely. But how?

BF-DC Weekly 4H Club Report

The Washita County Fashion Revue and Impressive Dress Competitions were held at the Sentinel Activity Center on Tuesday, March 28. Fashion Revue is the sewing event.

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Would you like to help save a life? There will be an Oklahoma Blood Institute blood drive in the Family Life Center at the First Baptist Church from noon until six p.m. on Thursday April 27th. Save a life by giving blood! Remember that the Scouts and Cub Scouts meet every Monday at 6:30 p.m.

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At the council meeting on Monday night the new Mayor Phil Kliewer and five council people along with the City Clerk took the oath of office. A new group to be in control of our beautiful town! Let’s all do our part and back them 100% and take an interest in what is going on.

Notes from the Cordell Chamber of Commerce

The Cordell Chamber of Commerce would like to express their gratitude to the community for coming out to the Easter Egg Hunt a few weeks ago.

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The City Elections are over and on Monday night April 17th at 6:00 p.m. the new Mayor and Council Members will take the oath of office. Be a part of the action! Come to the meetings. The Easter egg hunt sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Saturday at the park was a huge success! Lots of fun!

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The first thing I would like to do this week is congratulate the Cordell Band! You make our town proud!! If you missed the play at the Opera House last weekend, it was so much fun! The City Election is over and starting April 17th there will be a different group running the city. Support them!

BF-DC Weekly 4H Club Report

This week, to welcome our new Washita County Agriculture & 4-H Youth Development Educator, the Burns Flat-Dill City Sr. 4-H club put together a welcome basket. I will let Paige introduce herself. Meet Paige Wills, Washita County Agriculture & 4-H Youth Dev. Educator.

Financial Focus

Your own decisions and actions typically determine your financial strategies. But outside events can affect your choices, too. And that may be the case with the recent passage of the SECURE 2.0 Act. This piece of legislation covers many areas.