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Injury-plagued Goldbugs lose to Perry 69-20

Hampered by injuries, the Alva Goldbugs lost their Homecoming game Friday night to the Perry Maroons, 69-20. The two teams had identical 1-1 records in district 2A-1 going into the game. Overall...

 

Tobacco Stops With Me warns of youth vaping dangers

OKLAHOMA CITY – Amid growing concern over the dangers of vaping, Tobacco Stops With Me, a program of the Oklahoma Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), recently began airing educational messaging to warn parents about Big Tobacco’s efforts to...

 

Airport Commission meets Tuesday

Due to the Columbus Day holiday on Monday, the Alva Airport Commission meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. The meeting will begin with a vote on approval of minutes of the last meeting. There will be a city council report and a report...

 

Book sale continues at Alva Public Library

In a board meeting Monday, Oct. 7, Alva Library Director Sandra Ott Hamilton said the book sale is going well. When asked if donations were for the amount expected, Hamilton said they average out....

 

Alva High School Homecoming King and Queen

Alva Goldbugs Garret Ritter and Payton Jones are crowned Homecoming King and Queen during the homecoming game versus Perry High School....

 

Rangers battle but fall 2-1

Alva, Okla. – The Northwestern Oklahoma State soccer team returned home Thursday afternoon to take on GAC opponent Ouachita Baptist University. The Rangers fell 2-1 to the Tigers. "We deserved a resul...

 

Rangers sweep Southern Arkansas Friday evening

ALVA, Okla. – Northwestern Oklahoma State rangers came in with vengeance after a tough loss Tuesday night. Rangers responded extremely well with a sweep of Southern Arkansas 3-0 [ 25-8, 25-19, 3...

 

New Sheldon Russell book available

The latest book by Woods County author Dr. Sheldon Russell, "A Forgotten Evil," was released Oct. 8. In a departure from his recent works featuring railroad dog Hook Runyon, Russell has penned a...

 

Texas, OU called for unsportsmanlike 30 minutes before kick

DALLAS (AP) — The clusters of players for No. 6 Oklahoma and 11th-ranked Texas were getting closer at midfield 30 minutes before the annual Red River rivalry, and officials were already trying to separate them when a few got too close and started j...

 

Simone Biles wins vault to tie worlds medal record

STUTTGART, Germany (AP) — Simone Biles has won the women's vault competition at the gymnastics world championships to tie the record for most world medals by any gymnast. Biles successfully defended her title on Saturday by sticking the landing on h...

 

Griffin leads Houston Open after strong third round

HUMBLE, Texas (AP) — Lanto Griffin recovered from a rain-delayed double-bogey finish to his second round earlier Saturday to post a 7-under-65 — the day's best score — and secure a single-stroke lead through 54 holes of the Houston Open. Mark Hubba...

 

Report: New Mexico construction job boom driven by oil, gas

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A surge in construction jobs continues in New Mexico thanks in large part to the oil and gas boom in the southeastern corner of the state. A new report by the Associated General Contractors of America found that New Mexico a...

 

About 2,000 workers prepare to strike against miner Asarco

About 2,000 workers at copper producer Asarco are preparing to picket in Arizona and Texas after voting to strike. The United Steelworkers said late Friday that workers rejected the latest contract offer from the subsidiary of Grupo Mexico. The...

 

Authorities pull teen's body out of central Oklahoma lake

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Authorities say the body of a missing 16-year-old girl has been recovered from a central Oklahoma lake. Oklahoma City police say Su Hliang's body was pulled early Friday afternoon from Lake Overholser. Hliang, whose family is f...

 

Suspect in shooting of Washburn players gets new attorney

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A man charged in the shooting death of a former Washburn University football player and the wounding of current New York Giants cornerback Corey Ballentine has a new attorney. The Capital-Journal reports that KiAnn Caprice was a...

 

Trooper: 2 women, baby killed in northeast Kansas crash

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Highway Patrol says two women and a baby have been killed in a crash just south of Lawrence in northeastern Kansas. Troopers say the crash happened just before 6 p.m. Friday on U.S. 59 when a southbound car when o...

 

Men return to Husker Cheer Squad, add more stunts, tumbling

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Ramarro Lamar was in Marine boot camp in the middle of a July heat wave in Quantico, Virginia, when he got an Instagram message from Nebraska cheerleader Sydney Long. She was asking if he was interested in joining NU's cheer s...

 

New Mexico's largest district still has teacher shortage

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico's largest school district continues to struggle with a shortage of teachers and substitute teachers KOB-TV reports Albuquerque Public Schools is looking to hire 200 full-time teachers and 900 substitute t...

 
 By John Walk    Regional    October 13, 2019

Woman shares lessons from 9-year breast cancer battle

LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — April Good noticed something odd when she grabbed her bra while getting dressed to walk her daughters to the bus stop. "I picked it up to put it on and there was a spot of blood on it," Good recalled of that September day in 2...

 

Missouri Capitol dome lit pink for breast cancer awareness

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The dome of the Missouri Capitol building will be lit pink in honor of breast cancer awareness month. Pink lights will shine on the dome Friday through Sunday morning. A release from Gov. Mike Parson says the gesture is m...

 

3.0-magnitude earthquake shakes southeast Missouri

LILBOURN, Mo. (AP) — A small earthquake has been reported in southeastern Missouri. The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude 3.0 earthquake occurred just before 8 a.m. Saturday and was centered about 2.7 miles (4 kilometers) southwest of L...

 

Colorado to consider placing fewer youth on sex registry

DENVER (AP) — Colorado lawmakers have advanced a proposal to place fewer convicted juveniles on the state sex offender registry and partially seal the list from the public, officials said. The draft was endorsed Thursday by an interim committee of l...

 

Maine company promises to rebuild after fire

WINSLOW, Maine (AP) — A prominent Winslow construction-supply company is promising to rebuild after a fast-moving fire mostly destroyed its main building. The McCormack Building Supply facility in Winslow went up in flames at midday Friday. In a S...

 

Union boosts strike pay for GM workers as talks continue

NEW YORK (AP) — United Auto Workers said Saturday it's increasing strike pay for workers picketing at General Motors as the walkout by more than 49,000 employees nears the four-week mark. The union said Saturday that weekly pay will rise to $275 f...

 

McAleenan, acting Homeland Security secretary, stepping down

WASHINGTON (AP) — Kevin McAleenan, a career civil servant who became the unlikely point man for President Donald Trump's hardline immigration policies, is stepping down as acting Homeland Security secretary after six months on the job. McAleenan t...

 

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