Sharon News

The Tulsa Public Schools shortfall is expected to tally $10 million by the end of the fiscal year.

Members of the May community have come together to form the town's first volunteer fire department.

The season of fall is here and various schools in the area are celebrating with an array of festivals and carnivals.

Dakota Lamberth of Sharon picked up the coiled fire truck hose. Balancing the weight of the hose, he carefully walked the length of a beam.

Lamont Lamont alumni reunion will be held at 5 p.m. Nov. 28 at Lamont High School old gym.

Are you up for a challenge? How about getting a hair cut, taking a run in stiletto heels, and then trading in your heels for tennis shoes and walking three miles this Saturday all to support the end of a six-week long campaign for the March of Dimes.

The parents of World Champion Bull Rider Lane Frost will speak about their son and how he found Jesus on Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Sharon.

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a 26-year-old Woodward man in the theft of oil field pipe worth about $13,300, according to Woodward County Sheriff Gary Stanley.

Piecemakers quilt club to meet Monday Cherokee Strip Piecemakers Quilt Guild will meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Central Christian Church, 1111 W. Broadway.

A representative for an energy company who met with the Woodward County Commission Monday was told his request for a road use and maintenance agreement would be put on hold until the commissioners had more time to study the contract.

Alisha Leann Alexander and Brian James Randolph were married in May 7, 2009 in Texas.

Kyle Wilson of Mooreland was excited. As a Woodward and Mooreland EMT, he was learning how to safely drive a fire truck during an emergency.

Citizens will have an opportunity to ask questions about a proposed new Woodward County Jail before the Aug.

At Monday night's Sharon-Mutual Board of Education meeting a compromise was reached on the district's schedule for next year.

Lola Lehman of Woodward said she doesn't like notoriety. But at 99 years old and with a birthday coming up on Friday, she's willing to admit that she's a little bit popular right now.

Marjorie Lorene Harris, 84, died April 20, 2009 at Crestfield Rehabilitation-Fenwood Manor in Manchester, Conn.