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Washita County students on the local Honor Rolls

Washita County students on the local Honor Rolls

Washita County students on the local Honor Rolls

News Staff
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
After a year that has seen some students struggle with distance learning, some Washita County students displayed academic excellence despite hardships faced. Canute Public Schools had a total of 26 high-school students on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll, and 16 on the Principal’s Honor Roll.
Cordell Christian Home Names May Employee of the Month

Cordell Christian Home Names May Employee of the Month

Cordell Christian Home Names May Employee of the Month

News Staff
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
Megan Hale was chosen by her peers for the May Employee of the Month at the Cordell Christian Home. Director of Nursing Cricket Moore presented Megan with a basket of goodies and thanked her for a job well done. 
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1984

THE REAR VIEW MIRROR

News Staff
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
20 years ago On the week of May, 23, 2001, a car seat safety check led by Don Cannon Motors was deemed a success. Out of the 42 cars serviced only four of them had properly installed car seats, said event organizer Nikki Kuehne.
ABOVE: Kevin Nightengale (left) hands Jack Sawatzky (right) a plaque during the 103rd Annual Meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Exchange of Bessie-Cordell-Burns Flat. Sawatzky was recognized for his 32 years of service for the Farmers Cooperative board. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

ABOVE: Kevin Nightengale (left) hands Jack Sawatzky (right) a plaque during the 103rd Annual Meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Exchange of Bessie-Cordell-Burns Flat. Sawatzky was recognized for his 32 years of service for the Farmers Cooperative board. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Retired Co-Op Board President recognized for 32 years of service

Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
Thirty-four years ago, Jack Sawatzky was elected as a member of the Farmers Cooperative Exchange board. This year, Sawatzky was recognized for his service on the Farmers Cooperative board during the 103rd Annual Meeting of the Farmers Cooperative Exchange of Bessie-Cordell-Burns Flat.
FIVE THINGS TO KNOW THIS TORNADO SEASON

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW THIS TORNADO SEASON

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW THIS TORNADO SEASON

Hector Lucas Reporter@cordellbeacon.com
Wednesday, June 2, 2021
With tornado season well underway this year, it’s important for residents to remember what to do in the event of a tornado. There are plenty of ways to stay safe and be prepared and below are just some of the things you should keep in mind for this year’s tornado season.
Community Notes

Community Notes

Community Notes

News Staff
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Sappington Chapel Cemetery Memorial Day Service and annual meeting will be held on Monday, May 31, 2021 at the Sappington Chapel Cemetery. Cordell Chamber of Commerce & Cordell Fire Department's Hometown Celebration will be held on July 3, 2021 at Lee Park.
Local 4-H Holds Speech Contest

Local 4-H Holds Speech Contest

Local 4-H Holds Speech Contest

News Staff
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Canute 4-H hosted the Washita County 4-H Speech Contest on Friday, April 30 at the Canute Elementary School. Forty 4-H members gave speeches in various divisions. There were 14 Cloverbuds who presented their speech and received a green participation ribbon and certificate.
Contributed photo

Contributed photo

Cordell Memorial Hospital News

News Staff
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Contributed photo May 10 - 14 was National Hospital Week and the Cordell Memorial Hospital had fun celebrating. They started the week on on Monday with a “Chip! Chip! Hooray!” and chocolate chip cookies for all the hard work the CMH staff does each and every day.
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