Archive - Nov 2011
November 3rd
The long awaited deer gun season is fast approaching. If you haven’t taken your hunter safety course, you don’t need to waste any more time getting it done! I checked the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation’s Website and found these dates and locations: Wister School Cafeteria, Saturday; Broken Bow Middle School Cafeteria, Nov. 12; Sallisaw High School Cafeteria, Nov. 12. For contact names and numbers, go to www.wildlifedepartment.com/education/courses.htm.
November 2nd
Members of the LeFlore County Budget and Excise Boards meet on Oct. 28 to discuss general business. An item had been placed on the agenda to consider reimbursing the county election board for election expenses. The item was tabled for to time being until an election is actually held. The group will re-address the issue at that time.
See below for the official, but un-approved minutes from those meetings.
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
100 SOUTH BROADWAY
KELLI FORD
LEFLORE COUNTY CLERK
POST OFFICE BOX 218
POTEAU, OKLAHOMA 74953
FACSIMILE 918-647-8930
TELEPHONE 918-647-5738
As PDN first reported several months ago the LeFlore County District Attorney's Office requested an investigation into former LeFlore County Commissioner Carroll Wayne Rogers. PDN has learned today that OSBI does have an active investigation open into Rogers' actions at the end of his term. If criminal actions are found the charges will be filed in LeFlore County District Court.
ROLAND — The Poteau Bandit League teams ended the season Saturday afternoon by splitting their four games against the Roland Rangers.
The sixth-graders, who have never lost a Bandit League game in their careers, shut out Roland 24-0, while the fifth-graders posted a 14-0 victory.
However, the Rangers won the other two games — taking an 18-12 three-overtime victory in the fourth-grade game and a 12-0 win in the third-grade contest.
Carl Albert State College Lady Vikings Coach Jeff Tadtman likes his newest list of signees.
Everything has been settled as far as the Arkoma Mustangs are concerned. They will be second in District C-4, which means a home playoff game on Nov. 11.
But the Mustangs (8-1, 5-1 in district play) do not want to go into the postseason on a downer, so they plan on treating Friday night's regular-season finale at 7:30 p.m. on the road against Claremore Christian (3-6, 2-4) as they have in all the games.
After back-to-back losses to Seminole and Valliant, the Spiro Bulldogs did not look like the postseason was something they could reach. But after last week's home regular-season finale 23-7 victory over the Atoka Wampus Cats at McClain Stadium, the ’Dogs still have a chance to return to the Class 3A playoffs.
The first thing which has to happen is the Bulldogs (4-5, 3-3 in District 3A-8) must win their 7:30 p.m. Friday game on the road against the Stigler Panthers (8-1, 5-1) — who have already clinched second place in the district behind district champion Seminole (9-0, 6-0).
There will be a 3-on-3 basketball tournament Nov. 12 at the Panama High School Gym.
Entry fee for the event is $80 per team, which will have a limit to a four-player roster. The deadline to enter is Nov. 4, and all proceeds will benefit the Panama High School basketball teams. For additional information, call (918) 963-2333.
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Anyone who is interested in coaching a Buccaneer Basketball team for the upcoming season needs to contact Billy Bond at (918) 647-1939.
November 1st
The Deanna J. Reed Science and Math Center nears completion of the external construction phase Tuesday morning as employees with Oak Ridge Builders place the name above the main entry.
The Carl Albert State College expansion project began earlier in the year and through a record snowfall winter and extreme summer heat wave progress continued as scheduled.
