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As seen on social media and heard throughout town, Corvin Smith of Cordell hit the $1 million jackpot on a Platinum Jackpot Scratcher he purchased from Right Here C-Store. When asked how this has and will affect his life, Smith was at a loss for words. Congratulations on your winnings!

As seen on social media and heard throughout town, Corvin Smith of Cordell hit the $1 million jackpot on a Platinum Jackpot Scratcher he purchased from Right Here C-Store. When asked how this has and will affect his life, Smith was at a loss for words. Congratulations on your winnings!

A MILLION REASONS TO SHOP CORDELL!

News Staff
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
As seen on social media and heard throughout town, Corvin Smith of Cordell hit the $1 million jackpot on a Platinum Jackpot Scratcher he purchased from Right Here C-Store. When asked how this has and will affect his life, Smith was at a loss for words. Congratulations on your winnings!
Bookout announces intent to file for Assessor

Bookout announces intent to file for Assessor

Bookout announces intent to file for Assessor

News Staff
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Rusty Bookout has announced his intent to file for the office of Washita County Assessor.Rusty is a longtime resident of Washita County. He has helped with every aspect of his family’s farm near Bessie and Dill City. He has a good understanding of the challenges related to agriculture.
Cordell FFA Seniors wine degree

Cordell FFA Seniors wine degree

Cordell FFA Seniors to be awarded State Degrees

News Staff
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Congratulations are due to three well-deserving Cordell FFA seniors.Carlie Banks, Jaiden Dobbs, and Josh Wilson have been selected to receive the highest honor bestowed upon a member at the state level: the coveted State FFA Degree.

Oklahoma Voters on Super Tuesday

Wednesday, March 6, 2024
Oklahoma Voters

Oklahoma Voters

OKLAHOMANS VOICE THEIR PREFERENCES FOR PRESIDENT ON SUPER TUESDAY
Washita County voters made a strong statement about their Republican choice for President during the Primary Election. Donald Trump was the clear victor on the Republican ballot, garnering over 90% of the vote. The closest candidate was Nikki Haley, who only received about 8%.
The Democratic voters cast about 36% of votes for Joe Biden, and about 31% for Dean Phillips.
There were a few Libertarian voters in Washita County and they favored Jacob Hornberger with about 67% choosing him, and 33% choosing Chase Oliver.
Overall in Oklahoma, Republican voters favored Donald Trump with about 82% of the vote, and Democrats clearly selected Joe Biden. He received around 73%.
Oklahoma Libertarians cast 61% of votes for Chase Oliver, with Jacob Hornberger receiving about 61%.

Washita County 4-H Poster Contest

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
Washita County 4-H recently held the 4-H Poster & Photo Contest in conjunction with the Washita County Junior Livestock Show. This year we had 110 poster entries and 32 photo entries. This event is sponsored by the Washita County Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee.
Sue Fletcher

Sue Fletcher

Fletcher announces intent to file for Assessor

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
Sue Fletcher has announced her intest to file for Washita County Assessor in the upcoming Special Election.. Fletcher has been working for Washita County for the past 21 years.She started her career in Land Records and in the last year became a fully certified appraiser for the Assessor’s Office.
David Gray announces intent to run for County Commissioner seat

David Gray announces intent to run for County Commissioner seat

Gray announces intent to run for County Commissioner seat

News Staff
Tuesday, March 5, 2024
David Gray has announced he will be running for Washita County Commissioner- District 2.David is a longtime resident of Washita County and a 1986 graduate of Dill City High School. He resides in Cordell with his wife, Kari Feltman Gray. They have been blessed with 2 children and 3 grandchildren.
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