by Shirley Todd
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority Executive Director Tim Gatz spoke at the Bristow Rotary Club meeting on Thursday, Sept. 21, to give member an update on the construction project to widen the turnpike from Bristow to Tulsa.
Gatz said construction began on the 20 mile stretch of the... + continue reading
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by J. D. Meisner
Police are treating the death of an unidentified man, whose body was found in a ditch west of Kellyville, as a homicide.
According to Creek County Sheriff 's Office Chief Deputy Fred Clark, the body was discovered by a property owner in a wooded area about 100 yards north... + continue reading
by Shirley Todd
Early Tuesday, Sept. 26 around 7:30 a.m., the Military Vehicle Preservation Association will drive through town.
The Association is conducting its 91st anniversary convoy with approximately 80 historic military vehicles retracing the original 1926 Route 66 highway route.
To... + continue reading
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2018 Miss Creek County Hunter Jaynes and Miss Creek County Outstanding Teen Blair Noblin pose together after they were crowned Saturday night at the Creek County Fairgrounds.
The 2018 Miss Creek County and Miss Creek County Outstanding Teen were crowned Saturday, Sept. 16 at the Creek County Fairgrounds.
Miss Creek County 2018 is Hunter Jaynes. She is attending Oklahoma State University, working towards her Masters of Agricultural in Agribusiness Degree. Jaynes is... + continue reading
by Shirley Todd
Bud Goodroad and Ray Smith, both of Bristow, took horseshoe pitching to the next level, winning class titles at the 2017 Oklahoma State Horseshoe Pitching Association Championships, Sept. 3 and 4 in Yukon.
Their summer picnic pastime has become a competitive game with more... + continue reading
Students and staff at Bristow High School are having a friendly competition for a good cause, collecting supplies for a Houston area high school that lost its supplies due to Hurricane Harvey. The freshman class is in the lead so far. Displaying just a few of the items collected are Vin Breshears,... + continue reading
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Hefner: Sept. 19. Elevation above normal, water 80 and clear. Crappie good on minnows and jigs along the dam and docks. White bass and striped bass hybrids fair on grubs, lipless baits and sassy shad... + continue reading
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by J. D. Meisner
When I was a kid (a very long time ago if you ask my children) I did a lot of stuff that would be considered too dangerous and too risky for today's kids – what whimps... + continue reading
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by Shirley Todd
More than 600 students, representing over 35 different Future Farmer of America Chapters and 4H Clubs, took on the challenge of cattle grading, Wednesday, at the Mid-America... + continue reading
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Bristow Girl Scout Troop 761 held their bridging ceremony on Friday, Sept. 15. Pictured back row from left are leader Bethany Richardson, Brownies Hailey Richardson, Charlie Abbott, Jaylynn Booth, Sydney Gass and Carrie Norton. Front row from left are Juniors Sadie Todd, Maddison Pate, Ashlyn Turnbull and Journie Smith.
