The Woodward News

Local News

December 6, 2007

Mooreland has race for school board seat

There will be two school board races in Woodward County on Feb. 5.

Brett A. Bates filed for Office No. 3 in Mooreland on Wednesday and will oppose Dustin Donley in the annual election.

Sharon-Mutual’s Office No. 3 drew three candidates this week - incumbent Frank Lamberth and challengers Daisy Adams and Lee Vanderwork.

In the Woodward School District, Glenn Billings is unopposed for Office No. 3 and will succeed Randy Willis on the board.

One of the two open offices in Fort Supply drew a candidate on Wednesday.

Rodney D. Washmon filed for and will win the unexpired term in Office No. 2. There were no filings for Office No. 3.

In High Plains Technology Center Zone 1, Steve Bogdahn will return to the board as he didn’t draw an opponent.

The most active races will be in Ellis County where every seat will have at least two candidates.

Office No. 3 in Fargo and Arnett will have three each.

In Fargo, incumbent Wesley Crain will face challengers John Rakestraw and Troy Currier.

In Arnett, Jon Don Hoskins and Denise Kibbe are in the race against incumbent John W. Kennedy.

One race in Buffalo County isn’t any more as Johnny Zollinger withdrew his candidacy for Office No. 3, leaving Mandy Bowles as the only person filing in that district.

Here is a list of school board candidates in Woodward and surrounding counties.



Woodward County

Woodward - Glenn Billings

Mooreland - Brett Bates and Dustin Donley

Sharon-Mutual - Frank Lamberth, Daisy Adams and Lee Vanderwork

Fort Supply - Rodney Washmon for Office No. 2 unexpired term; Nobody filed for Office No. 3.

High Plains Technology Center Zone 1 - Steve Bogdahn

Dewey County

Vici - Ricky Ladd

Seiling - Roy Jones

Taloga - Mike Pollock, Office No. 1 unexpired term; Nobody has filed for Office No. 3

Leedey - (candidates file in Roger Mills County) Mike Kauk.

Ellis County

Shattuck - Richard Prather and Doug Haffner; Unexpired term in Office No. 5, Greg Huenergardt and Terry Brent Imke

Arnett - Joe Don Hoskins, John W. Kennedy and Denise Kibbe

Gage - Dorothy Coffey and Donnie Crow

Fargo - Wesley Crain John Rakestraw and Troy Currier.

Harper County

Buffalo - Mandy Bowles

Laverne - David Terry

Beaver County

Beaver - Guy Bennett

Forgan - Kerry Regier for Office No. 3; Jill Carter for unexpired term in Office No. 5

Balko - Rusty Gift, James G. Trentham and Tracy Konkle

Turpin - Jason A. McIntyre

County Commission District 2, unexpired term: C. J. Rose, Republican; Steven Perry, Republican, Dane Konkel, Republican; Darold Strong, Democrat.

Major County

Ringwood - Cody Anderson

Fairview Phil Elwell

Cimarron - Stanley Johnson

Aline-Cleo - Steven Reihm filed for unexpired term in Office No. 1. No fiiling for Office No. 3.

Woods

Waynoka - A. J. Ferguson, incumbent

Alva - Kenneth Bird, incumbent

Freedom - Shane Morris for unexpired term in Office No. 2. Nobody has filed for Office No. 3.

Northwest Technical Center - Dean Meyer, incumbent

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