Goats Gaining Popularity At Woodward District Show
Goats are drawing growing crowds at the Woodward District FFA and 4 H Livestock Show with participation rising from 35 to about 180 animals in three years. Eldest supporters credit novelty and ease of handling for attracting younger and new exhibitors, while economics and demand for meat contribute to sustained growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Oklahoma
FFA
Marlin Trissel
Trissel
Terry Nelson
Woodward County
OSA
Nelson
Freedom
Oklahoma Meat Goat Association
Brandon Morgan
Newcastle
Lenhart
Morgan
Oklahoma cases knit to court dockets and scams
Prosecutors drop first degree murder charge against a man linked to a teen's death while a co defendant pleads no contest to kidnapping. Also: a former real estate appraiser gets one year for inflating home values in a Ponzi-like scheme. State university president Larry Williams hospitalized after heart attack. Tulsa teen football case sees probation for one player and continued terms for others. Fraud charges loom in Raglin Industries Ponzi scheme with Wagoner ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Faye Francis Sliger
Sliger
Caitlin Wooten
Ada High School
Jerry Don Savage
Savage
Wooten
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
U.S
Lawrence Goodwin
Noble
Tahlequah
Larry Williams
Northeastern State University
Williams
Tahlequah City Hospital
Tulsa
Wagoner County
Raglin Industries LLC
Oklahoma Department of Securities
Phillip Raglin
Joseph Layne
Wagoner High
Raglin
Layne
Trailer detaches kills motorist in Pontotoc County
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports a trailer detached from a northbound 1992 Peterbilt on U S 377 in Pontotoc County. It struck a southbound 1988 Cadillac driven by Boyd Shipley 46 of Kingston, who died at the scene. The truck driver Mark Reimer 39 of Prague was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittstown
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
U.S. 377
Pontotoc County
Boyd Shipley
Kingston
Shipley
OHP
Oklahoma Legislature Advances Health and Ethics Bills in 2007 Session
The Oklahoma Senate approved SB 14 mandating colorectal cancer screening coverage by insurers and SB 472 tightening junk dealer rules to trace copper theft. HB 2110 rewrites ethics rules for lobbyists and fundraising, while HJR 1024 seeks a statewide referendum to curb state spending cap from 12 percent plus inflation to 6 percent plus inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Senate
Senate
Oklahoma
House Rules Committee
Bill allows vehicles to be seized Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma City AP reports the Oklahoma Senate passed a bill amending law to seize vehicles if drivers cannot show proof of liability insurance during traffic stops. The amendment, attached to a microchip prohibition bill, raises concerns about towing and storage costs for motorists who misplace insurance data. A companion measure to instantly verify liability insurance is planned to take effect next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Senate
Patrick Anderson
Anderson
Former state insurance commissioner released
Former state Insurance Commissioner Car roll Fisher was freed to home confinement after a judge ordered restrictions under an appeal bond. He faced three years and a $20,000 fine if the appeal fails, and his movements are tightly monitored after previous house arrest violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Carroll Fisher
Oklahoma
Kenneth Watson
Fisher
Emily Lang
Attorney General’s Office
Watson
Tulsa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Lenhart
Dusan Gillenwaters
Mooreland
Gillenwaters
Woodward, District
Goodwin
Oklahoma Real Estate Appraiser Board
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Jenks
Creek Turnpike
Garrett Bennett
Edward Hicks
D.A
Wagoner
Mark Reimer
Prague
The
Associated Press
Phaelhoost Bacon
Frazier’s Meat
Indiahoma
Bnes
Eee
Lawton - Constitution . Com
LAWTON@ONSTIFETI
RW. Lawton, OR
Cima Mer el
NTED
Park Lane
Crosby Park
Terrace Hills
Sullivan Village
MacArthur Park
Almor West
Crystal Hills
Country Club Heights
Fort Sill
Oklahoma Insurance
Oklahoma County
Pain Bellet
Fou
ARIS
Nobacsyay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!