Garber News

WEDNESDAY NOV. 4, 2009 A* Divorce/Bereavement Support Group meets at 7 p.m. at The Compassion Outreach Center, 1124 Craddock Road.

Dick Bland did something Wednesday morning he hadn't done in 64 years - he landed in a B-17. Bland, a B-17 waist gunner during World War II, flew in the Experimental Aircraft Associa-tion's restored B-17G "Alumi-num Overcast," which was at Enid Woodring Regional Airport as part of the vintage aircraft's 2009 "Salute to Veterans" tour.

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Wheatheart Nutrition Project will cut meal service to senior citizens starting next week in an effort to make ends meet following state budget cuts.

Scott, 80 Darrell Scott will celebrate his 80th birthday today. He was born Oct.

State Sen. Patrick Anderson expressed disappointment Friday Gov. Brad Henry will not use funds at his disposal to shore up the state's senior nutrition programs.

Oklahoma State Univer-sity awarded degrees to 810 students at the end of the 2009 summer session in Stillwater.

Covington United Methodist Church will hold a hayrack ride and wiener roast at 4 p.m. Sunday at the home of Dennis and Wanda Fischer.

Come on, Sam. That thing with Riggins was just a fling. We were on a break. You know you're the only one for me.

The first post-brotherly breakup episode finds Sam and Dean in two very different places.

Garfield County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested a man Wednesday afternoon after finding drugs and a stolen gun in his home.

A lot has changed since Cathy Benge last was in the classroom. The sixth-grade math teacher at Chisholm Middle School has returned to teaching after taking some time off.

It may seem like a small deed, but picking up that piece of litter someone else threw out their car window can make a difference.

Greg Swaim was elected Garber mayor Tuesday in a landslide over three other contestants.

Greg Swaim was elected Garber mayor Tuesday in a landslide over three other contestants.

A Custer City woman was injured Sunday afternoon when the car she was driving struck another car from be-hind on Oklahoma 74, about 1.5 miles south of U.S. 412.

Carrier The Carrier community annual reunion will be held Aug. 15 at Chisholm Trail Pavilion on Garfield County Fairgrounds.

Central Christian Church's Centours will celebrate 20 years of fellowship Sunday.

Four people have filed to run for Garber mayor in Tuesday's election. Candidates are Linda Johnson, Kerri Michell Negast, Russell E. Parks and Greg Swaim.

Two people have been charged with misdemeanors for allegedly lying to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper who was investigating the vehicle accident involving a Garfield County deputy.