Articles from the March 6, 2022 edition


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  • Menus for week of March 7-March 11

    Mar 6, 2022

    Breakfast Menu for Alva Public Schools Monday—Toast, scrambled eggs, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Tuesday—Yogurt parfait with fruit, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Wednesday—Muffin, cheese stick, fruit, juice, milk Thursday—Sausage patty, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Friday—Donut, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Lunch Menu for Alva Public Schools Monday—Sloppy Joe, tater tots, fruit, milk Tuesday—Popcorn chicken, green beans, gravy, dinner roll, fruit, milk Wednesday—Sour cream chicken enchilada, refried beans, chips and salsa, fruit, milk Thursday—Hot su...

  • NWOGS remembers forgotten schools at its regular monthly meeting

    Mar 6, 2022

    Northwest Genealogy Society (NWOGS) held its regular February meeting at the one-room schoolhouse at the Cherokee Strip Museum. A panel discussion was presented by Eleanor Ring/Capron, Sherry Dee Harzman/Farry and Warren Little/ Winchester and Greenleaf. Ring showed the group a copy of the book the Capron community put together about the Capron School. She told about the two disasters Capron experienced throughout the years. A tornado went through the area and she remembers going with her parents the next day to see what damage had occurred...

  • ICE holds drop as immigrant communities, law enforcement balance policy changes

    Lionel Ramos, Oklahoma Watch|Mar 6, 2022

    Saul Servin sells Mexican candy and party planning services at Dulceria El Girasol, his store on the corner of Shields Boulevard and SE 29th Street in Oklahoma City. He remembers parents weighing the cost of a child's birthday party against the need to save - in case one parent got deported. "We were all feeling a lot of anxiety because we didn't know what was going to happen," Servin said about his community. "We didn't know if we, as immigrants, were going to be able to stay in this country."...

  • Woods County Communication logs

    Mar 6, 2022

    Friday, February 25, 2022 7:31 a.m. – Report of a theft in the 600 block of Oklahoma Boulevard. 2:33 p.m. – Medic needed in the 700 block of 4th Street for a person having seizures. 3:20 p.m. – Lift assist needed. 5:42 p.m. – Lift assist needed. 7:10 p.m. – Welfare check needed in the 1500 block of Murray Drive. Saturday, February 26, 2022 12:41 a.m. – Medic needed in Freedom for an unresponsive person. 12:56 a.m. – Report of a verbal domestic situation in Dacoma. 6:41 a.m. – Welfare check needed in the 700 block of 4th Street. 7 p.m. – Medic...

  • Woods County real estate transactions

    Mar 6, 2022

    Real Estate Transfers Book 1330 page 366: Rick L. Orion conveys unto Kathy Masoner, Terri Moore and Linda Hughes. Section 7, township 28N, range 15W, SW4SW4. Quit claim deed. Book 1330 page 384: Duane Eckels conveys unto Kevin Jeffries and Michelle Jeffries. Lot 4, block 2, City of Alva, East Lynn Subdivision. Quit claim deed. Book 1330 page 389: Timothy L. Sherrell conveys unto Frances E. Phillips Revocable Trust. Lot 17, block 2, City of Alva, Reid 3rd Subdivision. Warranty deed. Book 1330 page 485: Gerald D. Longhurst Revocable Trust...

  • Alva Ladybugs unseat the Lady Royals 44-29

    Marione Martin|Mar 6, 2022

    The Alva Ladybugs notched another playoff win Friday in the area playoffs. After defeating Purcell Thursday night, the Ladybugs faced Community Christian in an afternoon game at the Enid High School athletic center. Community Christian beat Lindsay 44-30 on Thursday to advance. First-year coach Kris Gore kept the Ladybugs at a controlled pace throughout the game, and it paid off as the Alva girls won 44-29. The win sent them to the area finals to play the loser of Friday’s Perry vs Luther g...

  • Prayers for all innocents in every war

    Jim Scribner|Mar 6, 2022

    The world condemning Putin's attacks on the Ukraine has about the same effect as telling a child not to do something he shouldn't. All sanctions do is hurt the people that can do nothing about the problems. Only when you spank the child's behind, will he quit his bad behavior. It’s the same with Putin. Air strike, at the very least on his forces near the Ukraine, or some other target that will cripple his country, and the message will be real. Care must be taken to not kill civilians, that w...

  • Murdock's Minutes

    Sen. Casey Murdock|Mar 6, 2022

    When it comes to the importance of agriculture in our state, I never tire of promoting the hard work of Oklahoma farmers and ranchers. As chair of the Senate’s Agricultural and Wildlife Committee, I appreciate the opportunity to highlight and champion legislation filed by other members, along with my own, that supports Oklahoma agriculture. It’s our heritage and our future. I recently had the honor of attending an awards ceremony for one of our state’s outstanding ranches. The Lazy KT Ranch in Freedom is the latest winner of the Oklahoma Leopo...

  • Coffeetime

    Andy and Renie Bowman|Mar 6, 2022

    We’ve all had to be around them. Usually, everyone has one or more in the family tree – hopefully a good way away from your own particular branch. But even if you are fortunate enough to not be situated in close proximity to Cousin Crabby – you probably still get the blowback from the family members who have no choice but to be around him. And you can easily tell who those unlucky ones are, by the dazed, disgruntled, and depressed haze that occasionally surrounds them. Who are these peopl...

  • Northwestern plays host to Northwest Oklahoma Virtual Regional Science Fair

    Mar 6, 2022

    Students from four different schools earned top awards during the Northwest Oklahoma Regional Science Fair held virtually by Northwestern Oklahoma State University recently. Since 1957, Northwestern has played host to this science fair. This program has evolved over the years to become one of outreach, service learning, and has served as a springboard for aspiring students to pursue STEM fields. The fair services the northwest counties of Oklahoma and is a feeder fair for the Oklahoma State Science & Engineering Fair (OSSEF) held March 25-26 in...

  • Woods County court filings

    Mar 6, 2022

    According to the affidavits and petitions on file, the following individuals have been charged. An individual is innocent of any charges listed below until proven guilty in a court of law. All information is a matter of public record and may be obtained by anyone during regular hours at the Woods County Courthouse. The Alva Review-Courier will not intentionally alter or delete any of this information. If it appears in the courthouse public records, it will appear in this newspaper. Felony Filings Nathan Tyler Ross, Alva, 33, has been charged wi...

  • Northwestern seniors awarded Guthrie Scottish Rite Scholarship

    Mar 6, 2022

    Three Northwestern Oklahoma State University seniors were awarded the 2022 Guthrie Scottish Rite Scholarship given by the Guthrie Scottish Rite Charitable and Educational Foundation. Those awarded this semester are: Andrea Jimenez of Kingfisher, elementary education; Maria Jimenez of Kingfisher, early childhood education; and Hunter Row of Enid, early childhood education. Each semester the scholarships are awarded to teacher candidates who are completing their professional semester. Dr. James...

  • 19th annual NWOSU Art Society Art Show

    Mar 6, 2022

    The 19th annual Northwestern Oklahoma State University Art Society Art Show will take place March 6-25 in the J.W. Martin Library on the Alva campus and will be open during the library's regular business hours. Nearly 300 items have been entered into this year's art show with 26 students entering 163 total pieces and 20 non-students, which includes alumni and current/retired employees, entering 124 pieces. Because of spring break, the library will be closed March 13-18 and will reopen Sunday,...

  • OACD's 84th Annual State Meeting

    Mar 6, 2022

    Consider them investors. They have invested time, planning and resources into the conservation of Oklahoma's soil and water. However, they are investing for the good of the earth rather than themselves. Several of these conservation investors were recognized with awards at the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts (OACD) 84th Annual Meeting, held Feb. 27-28 and March 1 at the Edmond Conference Center. A great example of this came as State Representative Carl Newton of District 58 in...

  • Alva swimming pool committee seeks pool history

    Mar 6, 2022

    Completed in 1939, the City of Alva swimming pool and bathhouse is one of several structures built by the WPA in the community. The swimming pool funding committee is seeking information on its history. If you have newspaper clippings or other history of the pool's early years, please contact Dr. Kay Decker through the city office or at Graceful Arts Gallery in Alva. Photo by Marione Martin... Full story

  • Northwestern falls in quarterfinals of GAC Tournament

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 6, 2022

    SHAWNEE, Okla. – The Rangers traveled to Shawnee to play Southern Arkansas in the quarterfinals of the GAC tournament. The Muleriders of Southern Arkansas topped the Rangers 72-63. Each team battled as the game was even at the break before Southwestern edged out the Rangers in the second half. Southern Arkansas took advantage of the glass as they out rebounded Northwestern 56-25. Northwestern finished the season with a 20-9 overall record and 15-8 conference record. Southern Arkansas advances to round two of the conference tournament with a 1...

  • Ranger baseball wins big in series opener over Tigers

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 6, 2022

    ALVA, Okla. – Northwestern Oklahoma State opened their three game series Friday evening against East Central. The Rangers jumped out early with three runs followed by a nine run third inning to take control over the opening game. The win improves the Rangers' record to 7-8 overall with a 4-3 GAC record win the series opening win. The loss drops East Central to 1-14 on the year with a 0-7 conference record. Northwestern's offense was led by Hayden Priest with four hits, four runs scored and s...

  • Alva man arrested on drug charges

    Marione Martin|Mar 6, 2022

    A police investigation of an Alva man led to a search warrant and arrest on drug charges. Alva Police Sgt. John Caviness was contacted by multiple individuals identifying Nathan Tyler Ross as being involved in the possession and distribution of methamphetamine, a Schedule 1 controlled dangerous substance from his residence in the 700 block of Choctaw St. Caviness learned there was a frequent amount of foot and vehicle traffic from Ross’s residence at all hours of the day and night. He also learned Ross has surveillance cameras on his property....

  • Newton says plein air painting is 'a different beast'

    Marione Martin|Mar 6, 2022

    Wes Newton's journey to becoming a successful artist began in childhood, blossomed in the mountains, survived another career and is now a full time pursuit. The Oklahoma City painter grew up in Moore where he graduated from high school in 1981. His interest in art began "because my dad dabbled with painting." Newton was always drawing, and he had friends who liked to draw. Many rainy afternoons were spent inside with his friends drawing monsters, superheroes and other subjects that interest... Full story

  • Tulsa County district judge named to criminal appeals court

    Mar 6, 2022

    Gov. Kevin Stitt has appointed Tulsa County District Judge William Musseman Jr. to the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. "I have every confidence he will continue to diligently serve Oklahomans in this new role," Stitt said in a statement Friday announcing the appointment. "I am honored to have earned the support and confidence of the governor and look forward to serving the State of Oklahoma in this new judicial role," Musseman said in the statement. Musseman is a former assistant district attorney and a special district judge. He was named...

  • Student charged in Kansas school shooting that wounded 2

    HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH|Mar 6, 2022

    MISSION, Kan. (AP) — An 18-year-old football player was charged Saturday in a shooting that wounded an administrator and a school resource officer at a suburban Kansas City high school. The Johnson County prosecutor's office announced Saturday that Jaylon Desean Elmore is charged with attempted capital murder in the shooting Friday at Olathe East High School. His bond is set at $1 million and no first appearance has been set. The prosecutor's office didn't immediately respond Saturday to questions about whether Elmore has an attorney, and none...

  • Eastern Kansas school board facing resignations, discord

    Mar 6, 2022

    GARDNER, Kan. (AP) — A suburban Kansas school board that has been roiled by disagreements over COVID-19 protocols and other issues is dealing with its fourth resignation in a year after a member said she was harassed and threatened while she ate dinner at a restaurant last weekend. Kristen Schultz resigned on Monday from the Gardner Edgerton school board because she said the board declined to publicly support her after she told them that she and fellow board member Katie Williams were yelled at and videotaped by other diners, with one person t...

  • Zelenskyy's 'desperate' plea to Congress: Send more planes

    LISA MASCARO and MARY CLARE JALONICK|Mar 6, 2022

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Fighting for his country's survival, Ukraine's leader made a "desperate" plea Saturday to American lawmakers for the United States to help get more warplanes to his military and cut off Russian oil imports as Kyiv tries to stave off the Russian invasion. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy opened the private video call with U.S. lawmakers by telling them this may be the last time they see him alive. He has remained in Kyiv, the capital, which has a vast Russian armored column threatening from the north. Appearing in what is now h...

  • Blinken hears harrowing tales from refugees fleeing Ukraine

    MATTHEW LEE|Mar 6, 2022

    KORCZOWA, Poland (AP) — U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Saturday visited a welcome center set up by Polish authorities in what once was a shopping mall in Korczowa, close to the border with Ukraine, where roughly 3,000 refugees are taking shelter after the Russian invasion of their homeland. While at the border later, Blinken stepped briefly onto Ukrainian soil to meet Foreign Minister Dymtro Kuleba, who predicted Russia would be defeated but appealed for more military assistance to lower the cost in lives that he said victory will r...

  • Ladybugs end season with loss to Luther 60-42

    Marione Martin|Mar 6, 2022

    The Alva Ladybugs traveled to Enid for their fifth game in six days to face the Luther Lady Lions. It was an all or nothing area playoff for the chance to move on to the state quarterfinals. Judged on fan turnout, the Alva team would have won. Unfortunately, the Ladybugs fell short 60-42 to end their playoff hopes. The Luther girls were fast and fierce, racking up 14 points in the first quarter. The Ladybugs had several good chances to score but the ball just wouldn't go in. Lakin Gaddy tied... Full story

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