To Be At War By Amanda Salisbury Andy – or, Stephen Andrew Young, as the U.S. Army knows him – is a soldier. He signed the documents months ago, along with his parents, Steve and Tammy Young. Yo...
New Boat and Fishing Docks Completed at Lugert
A partnership between Quartz Mountain Nature Park and the Bureau of Reclamation has resulted in two new docks at Lake Altus-Lugert. A new boat dock at the Main boat ramp and a handicap-accessible...
Follow The Guitars to the Oklahoma Outback Art Festival
The Oklahoma Outback Art Festival is held in Granite, OK which is located 30 miles down under I-40. Now for you city folks and other out of towners the Oklahoma Outback has placed colorful guitar...
Citizens Celebrate Mangum City
Pool Renovation
There was a large group on hand last Friday at noon for the official dedication of the new swimming pool in Mangum. As stated in last week’s article the pool has been open several weeks, but the ...
Local Girl Performs in
Musical “Texas”
“TEXAS” a Musical Romance of Panhandle History performed in beautiful Palo Duro Canyon State Park allowed one of our own, Jamie Vaughn, 4th grade student at Edison Elementary the opportunity to be...
Bull, Fite Win County Races
Runoff Set in District 1 Donna Bull and Steven Fite won their respective races in the recent election, held Tuesday. In District 1 there will be a Runoff between Bobby Giddens and Brent York for the Democrat nomination, ...
The Romero Guitar Quartet will perform in concert Saturday to kick off the week-long 5th Annual Quartz Mountain Music Festival; the students attending the festival’s 1st Annual Chamber Music/Orc...
The cost for the December snow storm and January ice storm is just now being fully realized according to figures being released by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Oklahoma Emerg...
By the time you read this article the Primary Election will be less than one week away. Voters in Greer County will have not only State and Federal candidates from which to choose they will also ...
Music in the Air and Art in the Camp at the 2nd Annual Oklahoma Outback Art Festival held in Granite on Fri. July 30th and Sat July 31st. The judged art show will open at noon on Fri. with the Ch...
What a difference a year can make. In spite of the recent stretch of hot temperatures this July, it seems like winter when compared to just one year ago. Through the first 20 days of 2009 we sa...