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Giving kids a reason to smile
SHARON - An area organization wants to give children affected by the April 15 tornado a reason to smile.
Knowing how much many families lost during the tornado, the newly formed "Make a Child Smile" program seeks to help replace the children's beloved items that were stolen by the storm. -
Area veteran goes on honor flight
VICI - Area resident Bill Salisbury, 89, was aboard an Oklahoma Honor Flight (OHF) that visited Washington, D.C. earlier this month.
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Local woman wins fitness event
A Woodward native is making a name for herself in the fitness world.
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Toy, action figure museum sets event
PAULS VALLEY - Fans of toys and action figures, and of the Men in Black movies may want to head Pauls Valley this weekend.
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Shattuck business sets grand re-opening on Friday
SHATTUCK - If you have visited downtown Shattuck lately, it would be hard to miss the newly remodeled Jess Wales Chevrolet building.
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A note to our readers
April 15, 2012 is a day most everyone will remember.
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Thorne recalls digging out of damaged house
"Right as I set the phone down, that's when I heard it and I knew I was done," said Michael Thorne, survivor of the April 15 Woodward tornado.
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Young girl working to make a difference
In the days since the April 15 tornado, people from around the state have reached out to local families.
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Task force formed for long-term recovery
Local residents representing a number of organizations met Wednesday to take steps toward establishing a long-term recovery plan for Woodward.
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Beatles documentary coming to Buffalo
BUFFALO - Where were you in 1964?
What were you thinking about then? - More Features Headlines
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Giving kids a reason to smile



