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The Eagle Times: My biggest supporter

I know this is cliché, but my biggest supporter is my boyfriend. No matter what I want to do he supports me in the biggest ways. In basketball, he made sure to make all of my games and made sure I...

 
 By Pedro Ibarra    Local    March 15, 2018

The Eagle Times: Flu season

Flu season this year has made many Americans sick, but the question is how might flu season be different from in past years? Well, for starters, each year there are usually a few different strains of...

 
 By Cade Kennedy    Local    March 15, 2018

The Eagle Times: If I could go anywhere

As June rolled around, I began to wonder if my dream would become reality, as I had won a contest and could go anywhere in the world. I chose to go to Alaska, as I felt that I would enjoy the...

 
 By Pedro Ibarra    Local    March 15, 2018

The Eagle Times: Bruce Lee

I would say my biggest influence is Bruce Lee because he understood that nobody should ever use his or her fists for violence but instead for peace and love. What made me have respect for him is that...

 
 By Cora Vaughan    Local    March 15, 2018

The Eagle Times: My biggest supporter

My biggest supporter is my mom. She never fails to show up for me. She is smart, funny and, most importantly, she is always there for me. When I told my mom I wanted to go into the military she...

 
 By Nate Wood    Local    March 15, 2018

The Eagle Times: My supporters

My biggest supporter would be my mom and her husband. The day my heart messed up and I was at the hospital for nine to ten hours they had stayed with me. I was really depressed because I couldn't...

 

The Eagle Times: Spring break

Spring break for Freedom Public School is March 19-23. Spring break typically falls on Easter, but this year Easter falls on April 1. Movies show that spring break is about going to the beach or lake...

 
 By Cora Vaughan    Local    March 15, 2018

The Eagle Times: The process

There are over a million Americans enlisted as service members, with over 800,000 in the reserve components. Many people do not know what it takes to enlist. It is an extensive process but it is...

 
 By Lynn L. Martin    Local    March 15, 2018

Avard Regional Rail Park Authority meets

The board members of the Avard Rail Authority gathered Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Northwest Technology Center for a regular meeting. Ed Sutter, Bob Firth, Joe Royster, Stan Bixler and Todd Holder were present. Also present was Woods County Clerk Shelley...

 

Freedom anniversaries and birthdays

Happy Birthday To March 15; J.R. Gregory, Lanora Bradt March 16: Larry Bradt, Braydon Bliss March 17: Jay Rankin, Kamron Hensley March 18: Michael Horntvedt, Leah Darr, Travis Walker, Even Burkhart, Julie Isenbart, Sandy Pierce March 19: Randy...

 

Freedom United Methodist Church news

On March 11, the fourth Sunday of Lent, the order of services at the Freedom United Methodist Church was: Prelude by Janell Reutlinger Opening prayer by Pastor Woody Hamon Call to Worship – Psalms 116:1-19 led by Shirley Wagner Opening hymn “I Lov...

 

Freedom school calendar

Monday, March 19 – Friday, March 23: Spring break Tuesday, March 27: NWOSU FFA Interscholastics Wednesday, March 28: Bullying presentations, 9 a.m. Wednesday, March 28: 4-H Meeting, 3:30 p.m. Thursday, March 29: Alabaster Caverns Day Friday, March 3...

 

Town of Freedom expenditures

General Fund POs Pioneer Telephone (cell, fax, alarm, internet, phone) – $529.62 Alfalfa Electric Cooperative (street lights, af/am, town) – $1,033.01 Dacoma Co-op (fuel and supplies) – $780.95 SPC (supplies) – $449.45 Shad Brackin (reimbu...

 
 By Lynn L. Martin    Local    March 15, 2018

Woods County Industrial Development Authority meets

The Woods County Industrial Development Authority (WCIDA) just barely had a quorum Tuesday morning at their quarterly meeting at Northwest Technology Center. With the resignation of Bryce Benson from the city council, his appointment to that board...

 

ECU Baseball Falls in Mid-Week Game

ADA – The East Central University baseball team fell in the first home and mid-week of the 2018 season, falling to Oklahoma Baptist in non-conference action, 17-3 (7), at Ken Turner Field. The Tigers (1-19) saw two hits from seniors Bryce Dimitroffan...

 
 By Ray Fink    Sports    March 15, 2018

Bison Stop Aggies, 7-2

LAWTON – Oklahoma Baptist scored a 7-2 win over Cameron Tuesday, giving the Bison consecutive wins over top five South Central Region teams. The Bison led 2-1 after doubles with Kevin Andrusch and Gianlucca Galdi scratching out an 8-7 win at No. 1 a...

 
 By Ray Fink    Sports    March 15, 2018

Bison Shell ECU, 17-3

ADA – Oklahoma Baptist routed East Central 17-3 in a non-conference game Tuesday. OBU began the game with a three-run first inning. Brett Berghammer singled, took second on a wild pitch and scored on a double by Zane Gelphman. Gelphman scored on a b...

 

Storm Finish Third at Falconer Classic

DANVILLE, ARK. – Southeastern put together a two-round team score of 588 on its way to a third-place finish at the Dave Falconer Classic held at Chamberlyne CC in Danville, Ark. The mark left them tied for third with Lindenwood, one shot behind O...

 

White Wins Bull Riding at Ft. Scott

FT. SCOTT, KAN. – Southeastern had a rough team weekend at the Fort Scott CC Rodeo, but still managed solid individual outings in the second event of the spring semester. Kolton White highlighted the men's side of competition as he was the only b...

 

Watson Earns GAC Freshman of the Week

DURANT, Okla. – Southeastern softball freshman first baseman Elexis Watson has been named the Great American Conference Freshman of the Week following her performance in a series victory over Southwestern Oklahoma State over the past weekend. W...

 

Storm Drop Midweek Matchup to UAFS

DURANT, Okla. – Southeastern put up 11 hits, but stranded 10 runners on base in a 13-5 loss on Tuesday afternoon to Arkansas-Fort Smith at The Ballpark in Durant. The loss drops the Savage Storm to 10-12 overall on the season. Bryce Deatherage put up...

 

SNU's Gustafson Named GAC Pitcher of the Week

BETHANY, Okla. — Southern Nazarene's David Gustafson was named the Great American Conference Pitcher of the Week for the sixth week of the season. The senior gave up just one run on two hits in 5.2 innings of work as he picked up his third win of t...

 
 By Jon Chidester    Sports    March 15, 2018

Bulldogs Grind Out Midweek Victory at USAO

CHICKASHA, Okla. – SWOSU Baseball trailed Science & Arts (USAO) all the way until the seventh inning, but utilized steady scoring and solid bullpen relief to grind out an 8-5 midweek win over the Drovers. USAO came out swinging the bats and used t...

 

Rigsby wins 1st collegiate title, taking Midwestern State Invitational

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (March 13, 2018) – Abigail Rigsby had been close to winning her first collegiate tournament so many times and the Oklahoma Christian golfer finally busted down the door to victory on Tuesday. Rigsby pulled away from the field i...

 

Top of Hillcat Lineup Produces in 12-6 Win at NSU

TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – The top three Hillcats in the Rogers State baseball lineup totaled 10 RBI in a 12-6 victory over in-state rival Northeastern State on Tuesday (March 13) in a rare midweek game at Rousey Field. The top three of Matt Seubert, Zack M...

 

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