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Newt, Ron, Willard, Rick or Barack?

2012-02-02T09:20:33-06:00

Eagles, Lady Eagles split evening with Donkeys

2012-02-02T09:19:16-06:00

Austin Masoner and Mason Wilkerson were partners in crime as the Waurika Eagles played host to the Bray-Doyle Donkeys. Defensively, the pair set the tone early in the 69-54 rout of the visiting Donkeys.

A kicker’s bad luck

2012-02-02T09:17:20-06:00

Jordan Williamson probably doesn’t know who Melea Barrick or Evan Waid are.
Maybe he should.

Council hears possible TTHM solution

2012-02-02T09:15:20-06:00

To deal with the ongoing Trihalomethane issue plaguing the City of Waurika, Steve Woodward, of Utility Service, offered the Waurika City Commission a different course of action — Much different than the multi-million dollar projects offered by other service providers.

Looking Back While Moving Forward

2012-01-26T13:31:11-06:00

Sports remind us we really know nothing

2012-01-18T14:51:08-06:00

Sports are funny. No, not clown-funny.
In sports, logic is a moot point. What should happen probably won’t. Las Vegas can spout out all of their projections and odds for nearly every stat line in any game. Odds are, though, they are going to be wrong.

Bouncing back

2012-01-18T14:49:29-06:00

After taking home the fourth place trophy at the Rush Springs Black Diamond Tournament, the Eagles got back on track with a 52-16 shellacking of Geronimo.

Lady Eagles rebound

2012-01-18T14:48:32-06:00

The best remedy for a couple of tough losses is a win. That’s just what the Lady Eagles did Tuesday evening against the Geronimo Lady Blue Jays, sending them packing with a 52-20 drubbing.

Abatement process raises questions

2012-01-18T14:46:39-06:00

A public nuisance meeting for a property in the 400 block of east Park prompted a lengthy discourse between city officials and the property owner, Henry Baker.

C-H-A-N-G-E, that spells 2012, right?

2012-01-09T10:02:14-06:00

Twenty-Dozen, twenty-twelve, two thousand and twelve; It doesn’t matter what you call it — It’s here.