Show Choir

Congratulations to X’avier Randle, Jake Schreiner, Lanee Coleman,and Sidney Smith for being selected to the 2022 Southeastern Oklahoma State University Honor Show Choir.

Emergency Management Director visits Rotary Club

Rep. Trey Caldwell, Sen. Howard, and Sen. Kidd announce plans to rename portion of highway

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Rep. Trey Caldwell, (R-Lawton), along with Sens. Brent Howard, (R-Altus) and Chris Kidd, (R-Waurika), have announced plans to file legislation in the upcoming session that would rename a portion of Highway 36 after Edgar L. Hamm.

FREDERICK, OK — Frederick is again without a City Manager after Lee Litteral resigned. He stated he wants to move closer to his family as the reason for his resignation.

Impersonator show to be held at Ramona Theatre

Ladies and gentlemen! Boys and girls of all ages! Has anyone ever told you that you look like Frank Sinatra? What about Cher? Or maybe Elvis, Dolly Parton, or Adele? Well, now is your chance to dress up and perform like your favorite actor, singer, or dancer and maybe take home a cash prize in the process.

Obituaries

Pastor Lloyd R. Logan A Celebration of Life for Pastor Lloyd R. Logan, 83 of Frederick, was scheduled for 11 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022, in the Bomber Hanger at the Frederick High School with Dr. Michael Logan …

Shirley Lee Marsh Shirley Lee Marsh, 85 of Abilene, Texas, went to Heaven on Friday, Jan. 14, 2022. A graveside service is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 5 at 2 p.m. at Mountain Park Cemetery, Mountain …

Ismael Cortez Sr. Papa. The Man. The Myth. The Bad Influence. Ismael Cortez Sr., 55, of Davidson, passed away Jan. 18, 2022. He was born Aug. 29, 1966, to Pablo and Rosalinda Cortez in Lamesa, Texas. He married the …

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Frederick High School graduate earns PhD from Oklahoma State University

Dr. Jason Stone graduated with honors from Frederick High School in 1991. During Stone’s time at FHS, he was student body President, an All-District 3A-2 Offensive Lineman, voted, “Most School-Spirited,” and was a two-time State Qualifier in Debate. He recently completed all requirements associated with his degree and earned his doctorate in Educational Leadership and Policy Studies from OSU-Stillwater in May of 2021.

NFIB Jobs Report: Small Businesses Struggle to Increase Workforce

OKLAHOMA CITY – Small business owners continue to struggle to increase their workforce, with 25% of owners saying labor quality was their top business problem in December, according to NFIB’s monthly jobs report.

Students of the Week chosen

Second-grade Students of the Week are Kent Oxford, Laetyn Akin, and Kimber Sanderson. First-grade Students of the Week are Junior Cortez, Andrew Perez, and Aislee Collum. Kindergarten Students …

McMahon Memorial Auditorium to host ‘Veteran’s Expressions’ theatre workshops

LAWTON – The McMahon Memorial Auditorium in collaboration with Lawton Community Theatre is preparing to host “Veteran’s Expressions” a series of theatre workshops that aims to …

Resources Oklahomans can use for testing and more

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma State Department of Health is committed to sharing valuable resources Oklahomans can use during this COVID-19 surge.

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High School students audition for honor band

FHS band receives sound board donation

BancFirst employees ring bells for Salvation Army

Christmas concerts held The Frederick Public Schools Music department hosted their annual Christmas concerts Dec. 13, 2021. The concert began with the sixth-grade beginning band. These students have had their instruments …