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How did you meet your sweetheart?
Did you and your sweetheart go steady in high school?
Or maybe you were study partners in college?
Or perhaps some mutual friends set you both up on a blind date.
Whatever your story, the News would love to hear it and share it with all of our readers this Valentine’s Day.
To participate in the 2nd annual “How I Met My Sweetheart” contest, simply send your story in to the News by Feb. 10.
You may mail stories in to The Woodward News c/o “How I Met My Sweetheart Contest” / P. O. Box 928 / Woodward, OK 73802.
Entries may also be submitted by e-mail to reporter1@woodwardnews.net.
The winning story will be featured in the Valentine’s Day edition of the News.
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Flex program extended due to initial success
WHS teachers and administrators are “pleasantly surprised” with how well the flex days are going, according to Assistant Principal Kyle Reynolds.
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School board upholds parent’s suspension
Cedar Heights parent not allowed on any school property for next six months after getting into scuffle with school principal.
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Murphy to host town hall meeting on horizontal drilling
Corporation Commissioner Dana Murphy hopes to get feedback and educate people who may be affected by horizontal drilling.
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TSA students preparing for state contest
Fourteen middle school students and six high school students will compete at the TSA state competition March 29 through March 31 in Oklahoma City
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Originality key for art judge
It’s hard work, picking art for a juried show- and Bob Palmer takes it very seriously.
- Parks board hears updates
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Boy's mother satisfied with school's efforts
“I’m on Mrs. Yeager’s side.”
Kristina Boyce, the ex-wife of a man who got into a scuffle with Cedar Heights Principal Sharon Yeager on Feb. 25, said she is “sick of the drama they are creating over this.” Boyce was speaking in reference to how her ex-husband and his current wife have handled the fallout from the scuffle which occurred during a meeting with Yeager to discuss an incident where her third-grade son walked home without permission on Feb. 22. -
Board heards views on principal
The public forum at Monday night’s Woodward Board of Education meeting was almost all about Cedar Heights Elementary principal Sharon Yeager.
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State main street director discusses leadership
Linda Barnett, Oklahoma's main street director, was in Woodward on Monday to speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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Committee approves floor plan
After approving a new building design during their last meeting, members of the Woodward Conference Center Building Committee approved a revised floor plan Monday to reflect the new building design.
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