Pedestrian/vehicle collision takes life of Washita County man

A Washita County man is dead after being struck by a vehicle on I-40 early Saturday morning. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the fatal collision happened at approximately 2:10 a.m. on July 19 near mile marker 45 eastbound, about two miles west of Canute in Washita County.

Free meals and supplies equal big support for Blue Devils

Cordell Public Schools is taking meaningful steps to support local families once again this school year. In an announcement made last week, Cordell Elementary shared that all students in grades Pre-K through 6th grade will receive free school supplies for the 2025-2026 academic year.

THE BIRDS

Since the demolition of Cordell’s ‘Mural Building,’ pigeons have invaded the downtown square. The flock formerly roosted inside the dilapidated structure. City officials are seeking a solution to their messy presence and hope to reduce their numbers soon.

Trapper Tire Customer Appreciation Day set for August 2nd in Cordell’s Lee Park

Mark your calendars and bring your appetite, Trapper Tire is throwing the ultimate Customer Appreciation Day, and you’re invited! Join the fun on Saturday, August 2nd, from noon to 4:00 pm at the Lee Park pavilion in Cordell.

National French Fry Day is July 11th

It’s time to ketchup with your cravings because National French Fry Day is rolling in this Friday, July 11th, and Sonic in Cordell is serving up a deal that’s tater-tastic!

Online enrollment open for Cordell Public Schools

Parents and guardians of returning Cordell students are now able to log on to their guardian accounts and complete enrollment forms for the 2025-2026 school year. The web link to the enrollment home page is www.cordell.k12.ok.us/page/enrollment.

A SPLASHING SUCCESS!

Adams Lake saw upwards of 100 visitors during its Fourth of July opening. Happy fishermen pulled plenty of fish from the water while other lake-goers chose to hike, relax, and view the beautiful scenery. More information will be coming soon about continued access to Washita County’s hidden gem.