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    New fishing pier at Tom Steed Lake

    A much-anticipated new fishing pier was completed at Tom Steed Lake on Friday, August 14. The...

    New fishing pier at Tom Steed Lake
    A much-anticipated new fishing pier was completed at Tom Steed Lake on Friday, August 14. The...

    Bigger wins race in OKC

    Kade Bigger took the B&R Services NOW 600 Turf Tire Feature Win on Saturday, August 8, at...

    Bigger wins race in OKC
    Kade Bigger took the B&R Services NOW 600 Turf Tire Feature Win on Saturday, August 8, at...

    Third graders put newspaper skills to the test

    Third grade students at John D. Moeller Primary recently put their reading skills to work during...

    Third graders put newspaper skills to the test
    Third grade students at John D. Moeller Primary recently put their reading skills to work during...
    Mayor Rodney Bartlet and the members fo the Snyder City Council were presented with $5,298,761 from the Oklahom Water Resources Board for water meter replacement and water plant rehabilitation.

    City of Snyder holds routine council meeting

    The Snyder City Council held its regular meeting June 13 with all members present. New council...

    City of Snyder holds routine council meeting
    The Snyder City Council held its regular meeting June 13 with all members present. New council...

    Snyder High students attend Band Camp

    The Snyder High Band members recently participated in the 71st Annual SWOSU Band Camp, with eight...

    Snyder High students attend Band Camp
    The Snyder High Band members recently participated in the 71st Annual SWOSU Band Camp, with eight...

    Middle School Band Camp

    Last week Snyder had two students Olivia Arite and Perry Craig attend SWOSU Middle School Band...

    Middle School Band Camp
    Last week Snyder had two students Olivia Arite and Perry Craig attend SWOSU Middle School Band...
    SWODA Board of Trustees presented a Recognition of Excellence Award to Julie Sanders for her outstanding leadership in advancing transportation planning across Southwest Oklahoma. From Left - Craig Moody, POE & Associates; Debora Glasgow, Past SWODA Executive Director; Susan Carter, SWODA Executive Director; Ed Barry, SORTPO Policy Board Chairman; Julie Sanders, SWODA/SORTPO Transportation Director and Lyle Miller, SWODA Board Chair.

    SWODA board honors Julie Sanders for outstandin...

    The South Western Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA) Board of Trustees recognized Director of...

    SWODA board honors Julie Sanders for outstandin...
    The South Western Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA) Board of Trustees recognized Director of...

    JCMH welcomes nurse practitioner Tiffany Forste...

    Jackson County Memorial Hospital welcomes Family Nurse Practitioner Tiffany Forster to the JCMH...

    JCMH welcomes nurse practitioner Tiffany Forste...
    Jackson County Memorial Hospital welcomes Family Nurse Practitioner Tiffany Forster to the JCMH...
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    Local News
    Wildfire takes two lives, five homes near Indiahoma
    September 3, 2026
    Two lives and five homes were lost to a wildfire that started near Indiahoma on Saturday, Aug. 29 and spread to 515 acres. The cause of the Railroad South Fire is still...
    2026 Decorate Downtown Snyder Light Pole Contest
    September 3, 2026
    Calling all organizations and businesses to decorate a light pole in downtown Snyder and earn prize money! Contact Sherry Krause at 580-645-4476.Judging begins Oct. 1 @ 6...
    Sports
    Lady Cyclones Fastpitch
    September 3, 2026
    Junior HighSnyder 8Mountain View-Gotebo 0The Snyder Junior High Lady Cyclones took on Mountain View-Gotebo in their first game of the Hobart Tournament on Monday, August...
    Lady Cyclones Volleyball
    September 3, 2026
    The Snyder Lady Cyclones hosted Clinton on Monday, August 24, and beat them 3-0 (25-21, 25-13, 25-19).The Lady Cyclones traveled to Blair on Tuesday, August 25, and added...
    Lady Cyclones Fast Pitch
    August 27, 2026
    Junior HighSnyder 2Navajo 9The Snyder Junior High Lady Cyclones traveled to Navajo on Monday, August 10. Kaitlin Hinson went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead Snyder in hits....
    Columns
    For the Children
    September 3, 2026
    Oklahoma Voter Turnout Remains Dismal; Kid Governor® Program Works to Boost Civic InvolvementI am a numbers guy, so I enjoy analyzing elections. Oklahoma’s Primary...
    Relentless heat, scant rainfall send drought surging statewide
    September 3, 2026
    Oklahoma baked beneath a relentless sun during the third-warmest and fifth-driest August on record. Vegetation withered and turned yellow, ponds dried up, lake levels fell...
    For the Children
    August 27, 2026
    With Primaries Over, Now is the Time to Present SolutionsFor those who follow Oklahoma politics actively, the photo of me and former United States Sen. Jim Inhofe might...
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    Obituaries
    Surelana Joann Elix
    September 3, 2026
    Surelena Joann Elix, 94, passed away peacefully on August 24, 2026. She was born on August 20, 1932, to Governer Brown and Mary Drayden Brown in...
    Printed Paper Online
    September 3, 2026

    Regional
    JCMH Targets for Tomorrow fundraiser event
    September 3, 2026
    Jackson County Memorial Hospital is hosting Targets for Tomorrow, a Trap/Skeet/Sporting Clay event on Saturday, September 19 at 9 a.m. at the Pryor Shooting Range in...
    JCMH Announces opening of Food Farmacy
    August 27, 2026
    The Grand Opening for the JCMH Foundation Food Farmacy will be Thursday, September 3, 2026. The Food Farmacy, located at 1141 East Pecan Street on the campus of Jackson...
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