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Organ donation an 'incredible' experience
Christmas is the season of giving and Woodward resident Liz Gay recently gave the greatest gift of all.
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2011 a big year locally
Let's see, politicians taking the country to brink of a default, national economy in the tank, unemployment up, presidential candidates rising and falling with each passing breath.
Sounds like 2011 was a "splendid" year.
Actually it was, at least as far as the local area goes. -
Slater walking for a cause
Woodward has a unique visitor passing through this week, 25-year-old Alan Slater of Manchester, England is walking through the country for a cause.
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Young students learn about fighting germs
"Wet, wet, wet your hands; use a squirt of soap; scrub, scrub, scrub your hands; rinse and dry them both."
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Sailing to a championship
Brad Hickman of Woodward sails past his competitors. Literally.
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Edith Morgan marks 99th birthday
"I've got a lot to be thankful for," said Edith (Stimmel) Morgan, a longtime resident of rural Mutual.
Most notably is the fact that Edith, or Edie as she is known to friends and family, celebrated her 99th birthday on Friday. -
Pumpkin decorating contest under way
The Woodward Public Library is offering pumpkin decorators a chance to show off their skills and also win a major prize this year.
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Woodward 3rd graders go bug hunting
What young kids don’t enjoy being outside looking for bugs?
The 3rd grade students of Cheryl Lucas, Traci Ellison, and Kelli Badley of Horace Mann Elementary enjoyed looking for insects Friday morning at Crystal Beach Park during the classes annual Insect Hunt. -
October signals return of ‘Nightmare’
A Halloween nightmare returns to Woodward this weekend.
Northwest Oklahoma's largest haunted trail “Nightmare in the Country” opens Saturday at 8 p.m. -
Young girl continues cancer fight
For the past nine months 7-year-old Victoria Knisley has been battling kidney cancer.
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