SWOSU To Host Darwin’s Day Activities On Campus

Southwestern Oklahoma State University Department of Biological Sciences will be sponsoring an event celebrating the life and accomplishments of Charles Darwin on Wednesday, February 12, on the Weatherford campus.

Volunteers Handle Concerns Of Residents In Aging Care Facilities

Residents of nursing homes, assisted living centers or residential care facilities may have common complaints such as quality of food served, temperature of the facility, lack of engaging activities, concerns about finances or how staff interacts with residents.

State College Savings Plan Tops $1 Billion

January marks a major milestone for Oklahomans saving for college as the Oklahoma 529 College Savings Plan surpassed the $1 billion asset mark on Jan. 16. “Surpassing $1 billion in assets reinforces the importance Oklahoma families place on higher education, “ State Treasurer Randy McDaniel said.

Swaner Named To Canute Wall of Fame

Wes Swaner was born on December 19th, 2001 in Oklahoma City. He is the son of Julie and Robert Swaner. Wes plays baseball, shows pigs, and serves as an officer for the FFA team. He enjoys spending his free time with his family and friends.

The Police Blotter

From the Washita County Sheriff’s Dispatch Logs Jan. 21, 5:13 p.m. - Washita County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a report of illegal dumping near the Washita/Beckham county line.

Flashbacks

From the archives of The Cordell Beacon 25 Years Ago February 8, 1995 Washita County Health Clinic Opens Its Doors Today The dream becomes a reality today. After much anticipation the Washita County Health Department will open its doors today.

Sagebrush Penguin Project Seeking Performers, Mentors

The Sagebrush Penguin Project is excited to announce its third season with “School House Rock Live, Jr.!”. Seeking artists and mentors ages 10 - 25. Registration and informational meetings will be on Tuesday, Feb. 18 and 25 at 7 pm. Located at the Lincoln Teen Center, 1400 S Franklin, Elk City, OK.

Seussical The Musical Opens Valentine’s Day In Clinton

Now one of the most performed shows in America, “Seussical” is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza!

Funding Battle Brewing Over Medicaid Expansion

A funding battle is quietly brewing at the State Capitol. As lawmakers return to begin this year’s legislative session, the question of whether Oklahoma should add an estimated 200,000 low-income adults to the state’s Medicaid rolls will be front and center.

Corn Bible Academy Hosts Annual Germanfeast Fundraiser

Area residents packed the halls of the Corn Bible Academy Saturday for the annual Germanfeast lunch, auction, and supper fundraiser.