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Long-term care residents have same rights as everyone

If you have a loved one that is a resident of a long-term care facility you know how important it is that you feel that they are taken care of with dignity and respect. A resident has the same rights as anyone in a nonlong term care setting would have.

Washita Co. Commissioners minutes

Now on the 24th day of April 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.
Left to Right: Kayslie Kilhoffer, Ramee Schones, Kendalynn Gossen, Maria Misener, Layton Mckee, and Richard Wright Not Pictured: Shaelynn Peck and Rainsly Warnke

Left to Right: Kayslie Kilhoffer, Ramee Schones, Kendalynn Gossen, Maria Misener, Layton Mckee, and Richard Wright Not Pictured: Shaelynn Peck and Rainsly Warnke

Washita County 4-H announces speech contest winners

Canute 4-H hosted the Washita County 4-H Speech Contest April 24 th at the Canute Elementary School. Twenty-six 4-H members presented speeches in various divisions. Cloverbuds received a blue ribbon and a certificate.

Washita Co. Commissioners minutes

Now on the 17th day of April 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.

Oklahoma Law Day offers legal advice

On Monday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., in celebration of Law Day, hundreds of attorneys across Oklahoma will provide free legal advice to members of their communities. Oklahoma City and Tulsa lawyers will staff a statewide hotline, providing free legal answers to all Oklahomans.
Left: Cindy Butler, Robin Marsh, Lacie Lowry, Zetta Penner and Brenda Penner

Left: Cindy Butler, Robin Marsh, Lacie Lowry, Zetta Penner and Brenda Penner

Cordell’s Zetta Penner to be recognized on News 9 segment

A hometown hero is described as an individual who is willing to go the extra mile to help a neighbor in need, always helping others or as someone who is striving to make an impact in their community. News 9 and Quail Creek Bank like to recognize the hometown heroes living among us.

Cordell Schools announce end of year activity dates

With the school year winding down to a close, Cordell Schools has set dates for several end of year programs and activities. May 4th at 1:00 p.m. the Cordell Elementary will present their academic awards for first through sixth grade in the school auditorium. May 4th at 9:00 a.m.
Cordell Readers of the Month

Cordell Readers of the Month

Cordell Readers of the Month

Back Row L-R: McKenzie Morris, Aiden Regier, Paytin Holland, Cason Wood, Tuff Gray,Raygan Wehunt, Maxton Airington, Redick Blankenship. Middle Row L-R: Abel Ledesma, Jordyn Cooper, Tessa Holman, Shawn Noe, Jeremiah Doughty, Addison Little, Piper Chagollia, Della Christian.
PHOTO BY SARAH LAU

PHOTO BY SARAH LAU

Cordell Chamber welcomes new member

The Cordell Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed new member Faded Cannabis. Pictured: Chamber Vice President Misty Fields, Chamber President Kylee Campbell, Brandon Harger & Michael Coffee of Faded, and Chamber Board members Heather Flores and Rachel Jones.

Great American Clean Up happening in Canute

KEEP OKLAHOMA BEAUTIFUL is sponsoring the Great American Clean up in Canute, OK along with CPR-Canute Preservation & Restoration and the Town of Canute on April 22, 2023 at 9:00 AM. The cleanup will be at the Canute Fire Department and the RYM.