Waurika News Democrat Local News

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

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.

Ready to get fit? Bohot can help

2012-01-09T09:55:52-06:00

Lose weight.
For most red-blooded Americans, those two words become an objective about this time of year.

2012 brings changes to education

2012-01-09T09:52:24-06:00

“I’m definitely not a doom and gloom kind of guy. I think we are on the way up,” Terry added. “The overall outlook is good.”

First Bank and Trust makes some changes

2012-01-09T09:51:15-06:00

First Bank & Trust Co. announced the retirement of James Montgomery after 40 years of banking and the promotion of Joanna Dyer as the Banking Center Manager of the Waurika office. Jared Wilson will take on the role as the primary loan officer.

'They made out like bandits'

2011-12-29T09:31:11-06:00

The Waurika Volunteer Fire Department passed out its mountain of toys late last week, before Christmas.

2012 important year for Waurika

2011-12-29T09:29:18-06:00

Chuck Brown wasted little time when asked about the City of Waurika’s biggest challenge going into 2012.

Saint Nick brings boost to the economy

2011-12-22T14:43:41-06:00

Christmas is many things to many people.
For retailers nationwide it is a boom to their bottom line. Just last December, U.S. retail stores hauled in $27.2 billion in sales.

Operation Christmas nets huge haul

2011-12-22T14:42:11-06:00

Most of the time they wear their fire gear. This time of the year, however, the Waurika volunteer firefighters might as well wear red suits and fake beards.