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Larceny Case
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No Contest Plea
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Funerals 2018-02-22
Friday
Joseph Dwain Bates — A funeral will be held at 1 p.m. at First Lutheran Church, Ponca City. On Saturday, a traditional Osage service will be held at 9 a.m. at Grayhorse Chapel, Grayhorse, Okla. Burial will follow in Fairfax Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Trout Funeral Home and Crematory.
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Bail Jumping Case
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Seeking Sanity After Parkland
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No Contest Pleas in Two Cases Of Having Drugs, Child Neglect
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No Contest Plea To Forgery, Drugs
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Warrant Issued
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Alert: Winter Weather Critically Impacts Blood Supply, Donors Urgently Needed
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Books Donated
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Mary Glenn Stephenson
Mary Glenn Stephenson
ENID — On Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, longtime Enid resident, Mary Glenn Stephenson passed away. Mary was born on Aug. 1, 1948 and raised in Blackwell.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Bill and Janet Raffety and sister, Pamela Raffety.
Survivors include a sister, Connie Hulse and her husband Gary; brother, Mick Raffety and wife Carolyn; sons, Todd Stephenson and wife Dina, Sam Stephenson and wife RoseEllen and five grandchildren.
There will be a family service at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, at Roberts and Son Funeral Home Chapel, Blackwell.
paid obituary
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Honor Choir Performs
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Funerals 2018-02-23
Saturday
Joseph Dwain Bates — A traditional Osage service will be held at 9 a.m. at Grayhorse Chapel, Grayhorse, Okla. Burial will follow in Fairfax Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Trout Funeral Home and Crematory.
George William Helton Jr. — A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. at Central Baptist Church under the direction of Trout Funeral Home and Crematory.
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NOC Hosts Honor Band
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Well Line Replacement
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Healthy Hearts
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Successful Fundraiser
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Workshop and Concert
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Obituaries
Mary Glenn Stephenson
ENID — On Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018, longtime Enid resident, Mary Glenn Stephenson passed away. Mary was born on Aug. 1, 1948 and raised in Blackwell.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Bill and Janet Raffety and sister, Pamela Raffety.
Survivors include a sister, Connie Hulse and her husband Gary; brother, Mick Raffety and wife Carolyn; sons, Todd Stephenson and wife Dina, Sam Stephenson and wife RoseEllen and five grandchildren.
There will be a family service at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 24, at Roberts and Son Funeral Home Chapel, Blackwell.
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Services Pending
NONE AT THIS TIME
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Funerals
Saturday, February 23
Joseph Dwain Bates — A traditional Osage service will be held at 9 a.m. at Grayhorse Chapel, Grayhorse, Okla. Burial will follow in Fairfax Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of Trout Funeral Home and Crematory.
George William Helton Jr. — A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. at Central Baptist Church under the direction of Trout Funeral Home and Crematory.
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Local Sports
Wildcats To Play Saturday
February 23, 2018
BROKEN ARROW — Facing the biggest challenge of the season, the Ponca City Wildcats basketball team will face Broken Arrow Saturday in the opening round of the Class 6A Regional Tournament.
The game originally was scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday night but was moved back to 8 p.m. Saturday when the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association cancelled all events scheduled for Thursday.
The Wildcats, who were extremely young and inexperienced when the season began, have won only twice in 22 games. Their challenge Saturday will be to play the top ranked team in Class 6A on its home court. The Broken Arrow Tigers have compiled a 21-2 record. The two losses were to the Oklahoma City Storm and to Owasso. The loss to the Storm was an overtime 47-46 slowdown affair in the semifinals of the Skiatook Tournament. Broken Arrow had defeated the Storm 71-57 in an earlier game in Broken Arrow. The defeat to Owasso was by the score of 77-70 in Owasso on Feb. 6. BA had beaten Owasso 72-63 when the two teams played Dec. 12 in Broken Arrow.
Ponca City’s two wins have come over Cushing and Guthrie.
While the Wildcats’ assignment is a tough one, head coach Keenan Curry has said that he likes his team’s fighting spirit. He is convinced that they will play hard and give good effort.
The winner of Saturday’s game will play the winner of a 6:30 p.m. Satirday game between Stillwater and Bartlesville. The Regional finals will be played at 7 p.m. Monday in Broken Arrow.
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Astro League Bowling
February 23, 2018
After 25 weeks of competition, the team known as Between the Gray Boards, Sharon Rowen, Tammy Pace, Richard Brown, Scott Riddle, and Randy Mooney remains in first place in the Astro League with a record of 65-35.
Frazier’s Gary Sisco, Debra Wright, Will Sisco, Lee Smith, and Herb Neal remain in second place with a record of 57-43
Lola’s is in third place with a 56-44 record.
Team members are Coby Hutson, Kirstie Coffman, Steven Sisco, Stetson Sisco and Shelli Hutson.
Lee Smith leads the men in Scratch Game Scores with a 297 Scratch Game, 751 Scratch Series, and a 297 Handicap Game. Richard Brown leads the men with a 759 Handicap Series.
Tammy Rein leads the women with a scratch game score of 266 followed by Tata Laughlin with a 245, and Robin Cnossen with a 244.
Cnossen has the high Scratch Series score of 603.
Laughlin leads the women with a 301 Handicap Game followed by Rein with a 300 and Cnossen with a 261.
Laughlin leads the women with a 748 Handicap Series followed by Annabelle Moody with a 728, Cnossen 663, Rein 658. and Rowen with a 654.
High scores for week 25 include Randy Mooney with a 237scratch game,658 scratch series, 245 handicap game and 682 handicap series.
Cnossen bowled a 226 scratch game and Moody threw a 596 scratch series, 249, handicap game and 728 handicap series.
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Metro League Bowling
February 23, 2018
After 25 weeks of competition the team Garcia Lawn Care is in first place in Metro Classic Bowling competition with a record of 69-31.
Team members are: Tom Currier, Bobby Hunt, Kurtis Durham, Greg Durham, and Tony Garcia.
4C’s Seamless Gutter is in second place.
Team members are: Stewart Cales, Jeff Larmer, Donnie Curfman, Callie C. McBride, Mike Curfman, and Tom Lane.
The team called Last Chance is in third place with a record of 59-41.
Team members are: Roy Hinman, Wade Empting, Kyce Holmes, and Doug Hudson.
The Pin Commandments, Cheryl Hill, Sharon Rowen, Kenny Thomas, Tammy Pace and Mark Hill, are in fourth place with a record of 69-31.
Top scores of week 25 are: Doug Hudson with a 277 scratch game, 731 scratch series, 279 handicap game, and 737 handicap series.
Nadia Kent bowled a 182 scratch game, Cheryly Hill, a 451 scratch series and a 631 handicap series. Lyndse Weber bowled a 238 handicap game.
Season high scores are Tony Diggs with a 279 scratch game, Hudson with a 779 scratch series, Willie Thornton with a 302 handicap game and Hudson with a 803 handicap series.
Callie McBride has a 258 scratch game, 677 scratch series and 788 handicap series.
For information on joining a fall bowling league call Ponca Bowl at 580-382-4261.
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Regional Pairings Released
February 11, 2018
The Ponca City Lady Cats will head to Bartlesville and the Wildcats’ boys team will head to Broken Arrow for Class 6A Regional Basketball Tournaments.
The pairings for the regionals were released Friday by the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association.
The Lady Cats, ranked No. 18 by the OSSAA will play Deer Creek-Edmond at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 22 in the opening round of the girls regional.
Deer Creek is ranked No. 16 in the final rankings.
On the boys side Ponca City will play the host Broken Arrow Tigers at 8 p.m. on Feb. 23. Broken Arrow is ranked No. 1 with a record of 19-2.
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Lady Cats’ Defense Stifling; Boys Lose
February 09, 2018
MIDWEST CITY — A solid defensive effort, especially in the second half, was an important factor in the Ponca City Lady Cats’ 55-27 victory over Carl Albert Thursday night.
The Lady Cats held the home team to seven points in the second half as they coasted to a dominant victory.
Meanwhile, Carl Albert, Class 5A’s No. 2 team, put up solid numbers in posting an 84-39 win over the Ponca City boys team.
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Tonkawa, Enid NOCs Split Twinbill
February 09, 2018
By DAVID MILLER
News Sports Editor
TONKAWA — In the battle for bragging rights between schools with the NOC brand, NOC-Tonkawa and NOC-Enid each came away with victories Thursday night.
In a doubleheader played in Foster-Piper Fieldhouse on the Tonkawa campus, NOC-Enid thumped the NOC-Tonkawa Lady Mavs 88-59.
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Softball Team Splits Thursday at NOC
February 09, 2018
TONKAWA — The Northern Oklahoma College Mavericks softball team split a doubleheader with Indian Hills Thursday afternoon winning the nightcap 8-7 after losing the opener 11-0.
The Mavs are now 3-1 on the year.
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Bowling Tourney Underway
February 08, 2018
The 78th Annual Ponca City Annual Bowling Association Tournament sanctioned by the United State Bowling Congress kicked off at Ponca Bowl this past weekend and will conclude this weekend.
Currently Sharon Anderson and Saundra Kirk lead the women in Doubles Handicapped Compeition with a score of 1,418.
Judy Graves leads the women in Singles Handicapped Compeition with a score of 724.
Joy Sanders leads the women in All Events Scratch Competition with a score of 1,549.
Sanders also leads the All-Events Handicapped with a score of 2,089.
In mixed compeition Tammy Pace and Scott Riddle lead in Doubles Handicapped Competition with a score of 1,372.
In second place is James Schones and Barry Ungles with a score of 1,364. Sharon Rowen and Cheryl Hill are in third place with a score of 1,291 and Richard Brown and Kathy Walker are in fourth place with a score of 1,208.
Schones leads the group in Singles Handicapped Competition with a score of 752 followed by Pace with a score of 691 and Walker with a score of 679.
Ungles leads the pack in All-Events Hanicapped Compeition with a score of 2,085 followed by Riddle with a score of 2,084 and Schones with a score of 2,001.
Competition continues this weekend.
Ponca’s local bowling talent including 2015 United States Bowling Congress Women’s Division Sapphire Doubles National Champions Terri Terry and Robin Cnossen will be competing.
For information call Ponca Bowl at 580 382-4261.
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Wildcats Dominate Edmond Santa Fe
February 07, 2018
The Ponca City Wildcat wrestlers won their last regularly scheduled dual of the season Tuesday in dominating fashion.
When the final tally was complete, the Wildcats had posted a 69-9 triumph over Edmond Santa Fe in a dual in Robson Field House.
Shayden Trant set the tone that would continue throughout the dual by winning the 106-pound division with a fall over Santa Fe’s Sutton Little.
When it was all over the Wildcats had picked up five wins by fall, one technical fall and one major decision. Edmond Santa Fe forfeited matches in five weight classes.
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Swimmers Sixth in Regional
February 07, 2018
JENKS — The Ponca City swimming team had a successful day Saturday at the Class 5A Regional finishing sixth as a combined team.
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