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Stage set for June election

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s 2026 election season came into sharp focus last week as the candidate filing period closed, revealing a mix of crowded primaries, uncontested races and a handful of races that will carry through to November.U. S. Senate At the top of the ballot, Oklahoma’s lone U.S.
Water rescue

Water rescue

Multi-Agency Rescue Saves Kayaker on Keystone Lake

CREEK COUNTY — On the night of March 24 at approximately 9:30 p.m., according to reports the Olive Volunteer Fire Department (OVFD) was called to assist Silver City Fire Department in a water rescue operation on Keystone Lake near the Cimarron River.
Holding a vintage Phillies sign Kyle Badertscher walks through the Drumright Monthly Market as a satisfied customer. Photo by DeAnna Maddox

Holding a vintage Phillies sign Kyle Badertscher walks through the Drumright Monthly Market as a satisfied customer. Photo by DeAnna Maddox

Drumright Monthly Market origin

DRUMRIGHT — What began as one person’s desire to bring people together has grown into a recurring community event known as the Drumright Monthly Market.The Drumright Monthly Market returned for the 2026 season this past Saturday on April 4 hosting talented individuals at booths and on stage.
Jerry Preston

Jerry Preston

Drumright March Employee of the Month

DRUMRIGHT — The City of Drumright has announced Jerry Preston as its employee of the month for March in recognition of his dedication and service to the community, according to City Manager Shawn Gibson.Preston has worked with the city’s streets and parks department since July 10 of 2023.

Bulletin Board

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From the Hill

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Senate approved a broad package of legislation this week covering public safety, education, health care and government operations, while the Oklahoma House of Representatives also advanced a wide-ranging slate of bills addressing similar issues.