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Raydon Kuehne, a graduate of Cordell High School, has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship from Farm Credit of Enid, headquartered in Enid, Oklahoma. He is the son of Robert & Nikki Kuehne of Cordell and plans to attend Southwestern Oklahoma State University.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Pest control vital for overall pet health and protection
Trisha Gedon Osu Ag Sciences
There’s more to caring for a pet than choosing the right food. Protecting pets from fleas, ticks and other parasites is vital to good health.
The first thing pet owners need to do when deciding on a pest control regimen is to contact their veterinarian, said Dr.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Cordell Schools ready to wrap up the school year
Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
Coming off the heels of a year riddled with changes, uncertainties, cancellations, and much more, Cordell Public Schools managed to have a much better year that was closer to normal according to
superintendent Brad Overton.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
LONG THYME NO SEE
Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
Three years ago, Chris Glasscock and Amanda Billings began the Cordell Community Garden with the goal of giving back to their community.
Today, Glasscock and Billings have since been able to expand their garden, but their goal has stayed the same throughout.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Cordell fire department eyeing another cookout next month after high turnout
Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
On Saturday, April 24th the Cordell Fire Department held a fundraiser by selling food in an effort to raise money for new equipment.
“I thought it went really well,” Firefighter Jason Dudgeon said. “We had beautiful weather, and I think we served close to 140 people.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Speeding in the fast lane: Don’t let life pass you by
Andy And Renie Bowman Special To The Beacon
After many years of neglecting his family, a hard-working successful salesman finally took his wife on a date. Unfortunately, very conscious of the time he was ‘wasting’, he frequently checked his watch. Fed up with his in attentiveness, she finally confronted him over dessert.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Oklahoma Alert Level as of 4/12/2021 - information provided by the Oklahoma State Department of Health
County Covid numbers continue to hold steady for fourth week
Mike Mccormick
Washita County’s number of new positive COVID-19 cases for at least the fourth consecutive week is barely up from the last report, figures from the Oklahoma State Department of Health show.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
David Thain (right) hands Ronnie McKee (left) a plaque in recognition of McKee’s 12 year history on the school board.
School Board member retires after serving 12 years
Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
After 12 years, Cordell School Board member Ronnie McKee has retired from the board and was recognized by the administration.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
ABOVE: (From left to right) State Sen. Brent Howard, State Rep. Todd Russ, Charles Rainbolt, Jeannie Horn, Denver Horn, Alan Hull, Judy Stalcup Ploch, Don Williams, and Quinton Ploch pose for a photo during Horn’s Veteran of the Week ceremony. BELOW: Denver and Jeannie Horn as Denver Horn is recognized by State Rep. Todd Russ at the podium. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
AN HONORED VETERAN
Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
Washita County resident Denver Horn was recently chosen as Veteran of the Week and recognized by the Oklahoma legislature.
On April 12, 2021, Horn had a ceremony held for him in his honor in the Oklahoma House of Representatives that was hosted by Rep. Todd Russ.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
City Council approves Fourth of July festival plans
Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
The Cordell City Council held their monthly council meeting this Monday along with the Utilities Authority board meeting, and the Development and Redevelopment Authority board meeting.
Some notable items from the city council meeting were in regards to possible upcoming Fourth of July events.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021