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Washita County Farm Bureau Holds April Meeting

The Washita County Farm Bureau met April 27, 2021 at 6 pm in the Washita County Farm Bureau Office. The meeting started with a meal and a prayer led by Jimmy Piercey. The women moved to the front office and Mary Peck opened the meeting.
One of the trucks that have been donated to the Canute Fire Department by the Forestry Department. All painting, metal work, improvements, and repairs were done by the firefighters. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

One of the trucks that have been donated to the Canute Fire Department by the Forestry Department. All painting, metal work, improvements, and repairs were done by the firefighters. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Canute FD fish fry this Fry-day

For about 37 years now, the Canute Volunteer Fire Department has put on its fish fry event every year and this year is no different.
HEAVENLY JUNK MARKET

HEAVENLY JUNK MARKET

HEAVENLY JUNK MARKET

This weekend, residents in western Oklahoma will have the opportunity to see what local vendors have to offer at the Heavenly Junk Market. Run by Sarah and Tim Lau, the Heavenly Junk Market has been around for four years now, and it will make its second debut in Cordell this Saturday.
TOP: Some of the program participants gather for a group photo after completing their portion of the highway section. Aluminum cans are one of the main types of litter that fill the ditches alongside the highways. PHOTOS BY SARAH MEARS-IVY

TOP: Some of the program participants gather for a group photo after completing their portion of the highway section. Aluminum cans are one of the main types of litter that fill the ditches alongside the highways. PHOTOS BY SARAH MEARS-IVY

Treatment Court participates in Great American Cleanup Project

Participants in phases I, II, and III of the Washita-Custer County Treatment Court Program gathered on the afternoon of Wednesday, April 21 to clean up litter on their Adopt-A-Highway section of Hwy 183 for the Great American Cleanup project.
Local students win awards from SWOSU

Local students win awards from SWOSU

Local students win awards from SWOSU

Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s Everett Dobson School of Business & Technology recently held its annual honors reception on the Weatherford campus to recognize outstanding students in the school.
Kuehne wins scholarship

Kuehne wins scholarship

Kuehne wins scholarship

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.