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New Cordell City Hall

New Cordell City Hall

Cordell City Meetings, July 19

Cordell City Council Meeting ITEM VOTE/DISCUSSION Mayor to accept nominations from the city council members regarding replacement council member for council member Wedel’s vacant seat.
Cordell Christian Home Employee of the Month

Cordell Christian Home Employee of the Month

Cordell Christian Home Employee of the Month

Shirley Varner was chosen by her coworkers as the Employee of the Month for June at the Cordell Christian Home. Thank you, Shirley, for all you do to care for the residents. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Understanding the advance child tax credit

Understanding the advance child tax credit

Understanding the advance child tax credit

As part of the federal stimulus legislation known as the American Rescue Plan, through December, the Internal Revenue Service is making available half the total credit amount taxpayers with children would normally be entitled to when filing taxes.
Dill Work and Play OHCE holds July meeting

Dill Work and Play OHCE holds July meeting

Dill Work and Play OHCE holds July meeting

The Dill Work and Play OHCE met July 13, 2021, at 1:30, in the Dill City Community Center. Jane Shull called the meeting to order by leading the Pledge to the Flag of the United States. Anna Prickett led the group in the song The Star-Spangled Banner.
The Washita Theatre will soon reopen after the Cordell City Council voted to award the operating lease to the Cordell Chamber of Commerce. Area citizens will once again be able to enjoy first run Hollywood blockbusters as well as classic favorites in the beautiful art-deco styled auditorium. PHOTOS BY HECTOR LUCAS

The Washita Theatre will soon reopen after the Cordell City Council voted to award the operating lease to the Cordell Chamber of Commerce. Area citizens will once again be able to enjoy first run Hollywood blockbusters as well as classic favorites in the beautiful art-deco styled auditorium. PHOTOS BY HECTOR LUCAS

Washita Theatre is one step closer to reopening after City Council vote

Chamber Secretary Sarah Lau climbs up to change letters on the marquee.