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Hunter Larsen smears a plate full of whipped cream in his sister Riley Larsen's face

Hunter Larsen smears a plate full of whipped cream in his sister Riley Larsen's face

IN YOUR FACE

Cordell Blue Devils had their annual pie auction to raise money for the football players and cheerleaders. No one was safe from sticky whip cream pie on their face, nose, or hair.

Burns Flat aerospace maintenance facility received FAA certification

Almost a year since ground broke at Premium Aerospace Center (PAC) in Burns Flat, another step forward has been received for the aircraft painting company after the Federal Aviation Administration recently awarded PAC a repair station certification which allows the company to approve aircraft to...

Cordell Schools launches new app for smartphones

Cordell Public Schools has announced the launch of a new smartphone app that will allow parents and students to have information at their fingertips. School news, breakfast and lunch menus, an event calendar and more can be easily accessed.
Weekly 4H Club Activity Report

Weekly 4H Club Activity Report

Weekly 4H Club Activity Report

The 102nd Oklahoma 4-H Roundup was held July 25-28, 2023. Larissa Mason, BF-DC Senior Leader and Paige Brittian, Washita County Educator were our chaperones. Tuesday evening, we ate at Eskimo Joes and then socialized on the OSU campus.

Washita Co. Commissioners minutes

Now on the 24th day of July 2023, the County Commissioners in and for Washita County met in regular session with Chairman Goeringer calling the meeting to order. Chairman Goeringer asked Kristen Dowell, County Clerk, for roll call.
The itchy truth about chiggers

The itchy truth about chiggers

The itchy truth about chiggers

Chiggers are a nuisance during the summer months. The little red mites feed on leaves and humans, irritating the skin with itchy, inflamed bites. Dr.
Elk City conducts successful ‘Great Goat Experiment’

Elk City conducts successful ‘Great Goat Experiment’

Elk City conducts successful ‘Great Goat Experiment’

The City of Elk City is creatively solving an overgrowth problem for property owners near a local waterway. A herd of goats has been imported to eat the vegetation that's grown in and around Elk Creek.