Oklahoma Blood Institute Offering Incentives To Donate Blood In March

March 9 through March 31, Oklahoma Blood Institute donors will receive a free, limited edition, “Save the Humans” t-shirt featuring a little green man!

Cordell To Test Storm Sirens Wednesday

Cordell city crews will be testing the city’s storm sirens Wednesday, March 11, beginning at noon. City public works director Charlie Brown said the tests were scheduled due to a sunny forecast, which he hopes would preclude anyone from panicking when they hear the sirens.

Hospital Agrees To Management Contract With Saints

Big changes are coming to Cordell Memorial Hospital, although hospital adminstration is confident the only impact of those changes on the hospital’s patients will be an improvement in the quality of care they receive.

Short vs. Long Term Investing

As you go through life, you’ll have many financial goals. Fortunately, you don’t need to achieve them all at the same time. But when you have a mix of short- and long-term goals, you will need to pursue some different investment strategies simultaneously.

Cordell Christian Home To Host Job Fair March 6

The Cordell Christian Home is actively seeking new staff for its facility in Cordell.

CKenergy Scholarship Winners Announced

Hard work has paid off for four high school juniors as they make plans to tour the nation’s capital this summer.

Hernandez Named To Canute Wall of Fame

Espy was born January 22, 2001 in Wichita Falls, Texas. She is the daughter of Gabriel and Sky Hernandez. She has three sisters, Angel, Synthia and Sierra and one brother, Gabriel. Espy is currently a senior at Canute High School.

Election Board Offers Election Day Reminders

The State Election Board and Secretary Paul Ziriax offer these tips and reminders for Oklahoma voters before they head to the polls for the March 3 Presidential Preferential Primary. BE PREPARED AND KNOW YOUR POLLING PLACE Study your ballot before going to the polls.

Epic Charter Grads Less Likely To Enroll In College

Like many teenagers, Maggie Waldon caught a sort of senioritis halfway through a traditional high school. She was ready to be done. With two years left, she enrolled in Epic Charter Schools, the Oklahoma City-based online public school that is now one of the largest virtual schools in the country.