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The Lady Whippets got in a busy week of games prior to school letting out for Spring Break. After winning their home-opener against Waynoka 15-4 on Monday, Okeene won two of three in Enid at Kellet Park in a tournament hosted by Ringwood. Just as...

Junior high girls drop home-opener against Waynoka

The Okeene Junior High softball team hosted Waynoka last Monday, in their first home of action of the season. The Lady Whippets took an early lead, but couldn’t hold on to it as they dropped the game 9-7. Hope Swart pitched in the contest and struck...

Whippets drop home-opening doubleheader to Ringwood

With Okeene High School picking up baseball again this spring, their home field will now be used for more than football practice. Last Monday, the Okeene Whippets took the diamond for their first home game in years, when they hosted the Ringwood Red...

Kiwanis speaker discusses Opioid Crisis Awareness

Okeene’s local Kiwanis met Thursday, Mar. 7, and listened to a presentation by Retired and Senior Volunteer Program Director from Watonga, Jan Franks, on the opioid crisis faced across the country, including in small towns such as Okeene. Franks...

Sanders Named to Farm Bureau’s 100 Percent Club

House Majority Leader Mike Sanders, R-Kingfisher, recently was honored with Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s 100 Percent Club Award for his 100-percent voting record with the organization during the 2018 legislative session. Legislators were scored on a...

Tran is new preceptee at Okeene Municipal Hospital

The Okeene Municipal Hospital and Medical Clinic welcome preceptee Stephen Tran. Stephen is a 3rd year Medical Student at Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences and is originally from Yukon, OK. He became interested in the medical...

News

Murder at the Corner – mystery solved OHPG event is a hit

The Okeene Historic Preservation Group hosted “Murder at the Corner,” Sat., Mar. 9, at The Corner.

By Anisa Magallanes

Kiwanis speaker discusses Opioid Crisis Awareness

Okeene’s local Kiwanis met Thursday, Mar.

By Anisa Magallanes

Marlatt pleads guilty to assault and battery Legislation could leave long-lived legacy

Former State Sen. Bryce Marlatt, R-Woodward, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery last Fri. Mar.

Opinion

An admission of hypocrisy would be a good start Standardized smell test kits would help a lot

Headlines have covered major publications all around the world about the college admissions cheating scandal that has occurred at some of our nation’s most respected universities.

By Paul Laubach

Governor, House, Senate Agree on Accountability Measures

Legislative Update

By State Rep.Mike Sanders Dist. 59

Rural housing ideas should follow McCall’s rural doctor bill

Saddled Up on the Trail

House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, is leading an effort to try to bring more doctors to rural Oklahoma.

By Paul Laubach

Sports

Whippets drop home-opening doubleheader to Ringwood

With Okeene High School picking up baseball again this spring, their home field will now be used for more than football practice.

By Austin Smith

Hot bats lead Lady Whippets to big week

The Lady Whippets got in a busy week of games prior to school letting out for Spring Break.

By Austin Smith

Junior high girls drop home-opener against Waynoka

The Okeene Junior High softball team hosted Waynoka last Monday, in their first home of action of the season.

By Austin Smith

Legislative Update

Saddled Up on the Trail

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