Articles from the March 15, 2024 edition


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  • Religious services and events

    Mar 15, 2024

    Alva Church of God Alva Church of God, 517 9th St. in Alva. Pastor Sheryl White. Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. with morning worship following at 10:30 a.m. Sunday evening, young adults will meet at 5 p.m. Youth will meet at 6 p.m. This includes youth from fourth through 12th grades. Wednesday evening Bible study at 7 p.m. will continue on “Prophecy and End Times: How Can We Prepare?” The public is invited and encouraged to attend. Alva Friends Church Please meet us for coffee and donut fellowship at 10:15 a.m. every Sunday morning. Worship is...

  • Gospel Gazette: Chronicles of hope, love and redemption

    Pastor Charles A. Wells, Alva Church of the Nazarene|Mar 15, 2024

    During this Lenten season, we must remind ourselves that this season is about much more than doing things out of duty. We can fast, we can give and we can give up things for Lent. I want us to place that aside to look at ourselves for a moment. How is your relationship with God? Do you spend enough time with Him? Is there a sin in my life that God is speaking to me about, but I do other things not to think about this? Do I equate busyness with holiness? How can I draw closer to Him? These are tough questions to think about, but they must be...

  • Pray without ceasing

    Steve Hamm, College Hill Church of Christ|Mar 15, 2024

    We all have both good things and bad things that happen in our lives. Sometimes the bad things seem to come a little more often, and in sequences of two to three happenings at a time. It could be as severe as losing our job or a loved one, or it might be as simple as dropping some jewelry or some other small object, like loose change, in between the unforgiving cushions of the couch, where they will be hidden away for years to come. When this occurs, we sometimes let it get us down and dampen our spirits to the point of giving up. We want to...

  • Menus for week of March 18–22

    Mar 15, 2024

    Breakfast Menu for Alva Public Schools Monday—No school Tuesday—No school Wednesday—No school Thursday—No school Friday—No school Lunch Menu for Alva Public Schools Monday—No school Tuesday—No school Wednesday—No school Thursday—No school Friday—No school Menu for Woods County Senior Citizens Monday—Vegetable beef stew, tossed salad with dressing, cornbread, margarine, mixed fruit Tuesday—Country fried steak, mashed potatoes and cream gravy, green beans, yeast rolls, margarine, pineapple crisp Wednesday—Oven fried fish, tartar sauce, tater...

  • Woods County real estate transactions

    Mar 15, 2024

    Real Estate Transfers Book 1360 page 140: Brian Bitner conveys unto Victoria Scott. Lots 5 and 6, Block 2, City of Waynoka, Highland Subdivision. Quit claim deed. Book 1360 page 148: Daren Rhodes conveys unto Rhodes Living Trust. Lots 16 and 17, Block 1, City of Alva, Reid 3rd Subdivision, etc. Quit claim deed. Book 1360 page 154: Mark H. Dubben, LLC, conveys unto Zion Lutheran Church of Alva. Section 6, Township 26N, Range 13W, NW4. Warranty deed....

  • Woods County court filings

    Mar 15, 2024

    According to the affidavits and petitions on file, the following individuals have been charged. An individual is innocent of any charges listed below until proven guilty in a court of law. All information is a matter of public record and may be obtained by anyone during regular hours at the Woods County Courthouse. The Alva Review-Courier will not intentionally alter or delete any of this information. If it appears in the courthouse public records, it will appear in this newspaper. Misdemeanor Filings William Fredrick Terwort, Alva, 40, has...

  • Woods County Communication phone logs

    Mar 15, 2024

    Thursday, March 7, 2024 During this day were 13 controlled burns and eight traffic stops. 4:44 a.m. – Report of a noise complaint on Logan Street. 6:39 a.m. – Report of a fire on Oklahoma Boulevard. 6:41 a.m. – Report of a fire on Flynn Street. 9:20 a.m. – Lift assist needed on Nickerson Street. 10:31 a.m. – Report of a fire. 3:51 p.m. – Report of a fire. 4:03 p.m. – Welfare check needed on OK-132 4:13 p.m. – Report of a fire. 4:26 p.m. – Report of a fire. 5:29 p.m. – Lift assist needed on Nickerson Street. 6:05 p.m. – Report of a fire on K...

  • Coffee talk

    Arden Chaffee|Mar 15, 2024

    “The best part of waking up is Folger’s in your cup.” “Folgers is specially blended and mountain grown.” These quotes are from the 1965 to 1986 coffee commercials featuring Virginia Christine, Swedish accent neighbor Mrs. Olson. Portrayed in multiple ads over the years, she always came to the rescue with the “Perfect Cup.” In my opinion, coffee, next to bacon, is one of the most valuable commodities in the world with shares trading today at $182.30. It is a huge part of our culture even though s...

  • Trapped with nowhere to run

    Andy and Renie Bowman|Mar 15, 2024

    Enjoy feeling anxious and blue? Concentrate on what is happening in the world now, that’ll do it for you – the impossible price of food and housing, crooked politics, illegal drugs, riots, disease, murders, kids molested. If that is your idea of living the good life, then my friend, you certainly have it made. But there’s probably not too many of us who would agree with you. Most people like a sense of order and normalcy, and all this out-of-control scary stuff can bring on feelings of helpl...

  • The SEC wants to be a climate regulator

    Congressman Frank Lucas, Oklahoma Third District|Mar 15, 2024

    After two long years of anticipation and the receipt of thousands of comment letters, the Securities and Exchange Commission has approved its final climate disclosure rule – carrying with it a regulatory punch in the nose to Main Street America. The March 2022 proposed rule was so astronomically egregious and transparently unenforceable that the SEC was forced to dial back some elements, including a requirement that public companies report greenhouse gas emissions from their downstream suppliers. Unfortunately, the rule maintains the same e...

  • Today's opportunities are gone tomorrow

    Dal Houston|Mar 15, 2024

    Last evening I was watching television, specifically a movie showing a father driving his family home after a long weekend, and upon getting home late at night the father carried his young daughter in and tucked her into bed. It wouldn’t come as a surprise for anyone who knows me very well that I had to stop and relive those memories of me doing the very same thing when our children were younger. And then wondering what positive lessons I could find in what I just saw. As I sat there basking i...

  • Spirited debates on Facebook

    Doug Little|Mar 15, 2024

    Sometimes I have spirited debates with some of my Facebook friends over political and social issues. You who know me are probably saying “DUH” right about now. What you may not know is I only post about 15 percent of what goes through my head. Other times the Holy Spirit tells me before I click the post button that I need to just delete the post. Please don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying I am a good person or that only posting about 15 percent of what goes through my head makes me a saint. Numerous times the Holy Spirit has told me what I...

  • Oklahoma Profile: Albert Brumley, part 1

    Roger Hardaway|Mar 15, 2024

    Albert Brumley was born on a farm near Spiro, Indian Territory, in October 1905. His parents were poor sharecroppers, raising their children and eking out a meager living working on a cotton farm that they did not own. The Brumleys were also devoutly religious and musically talented – attributes that helped shape Albert’s future and became significant parts of his makeup for his entire life. Albert’s father liked to play a fiddle and his mother often led the entire family in singing songs to en...

  • Well, the race is over for presidential candidates, I guess

    Jim Scribner|Mar 15, 2024

    We are already down to the same two Bozos we had four years ago to choose from. Keep in mind that it is over eight months to Election Day. Depending on which news channel you watch, Trump is going to be disqualified because of his misdeeds, or he is going to be able to run from prison. My brother said Sleepy Joe did a great job on the state of the union speech. He remained alert through the whole thing. They must have fed him a double dose of brain alertness pills. I didn't watch, instead...

  • Tuesday night bowling standings, week of March 12

    Mar 15, 2024

    Team Standings Dilly Dilly – 60.7 wins, 68 losses The Bowl Movements – 54.9 wins, 61.5 losses O’Bar – 53.6 wins, 60 losses Marshall’s Oldtimers – 50.9 wins, 57 losses Rollin Good Times – 50.0 wins, 56 losses Knights of Columbus – 47.3 wins, 53 losses X-Team – 46.4 wins, 52 losses Holy Bowlers – 36.2 wins, 40.5 losses Last Week’s Top Scores Scratch Game Dilly Dilly – 8888 Knights of Columbus – 834 Holy Bowlers – 796 Scratch Series Dilly Dilly – 2504 Knights of Columbus – 2446 Rollin Good Times – 2350 Handicap Game Dilly Dilly – 1167 Knights o...

  • Lady Rangers fall in conference tournament quarterfinals

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    SHAWNEE – Northwestern Oklahoma State traveled to Shawnee for a quarterfinals tournament game against Southwestern Oklahoma State. The Bulldogs won the game 65-61 over the Lady Rangers with a strong second half performance. Northwestern is now 24-7 on the season following the loss Friday evening, closing the season with the most wins in the DII era and joining the Great American Conference The Lady Rangers were led in scoring by Faith Simpson with 20 points along with a team-high seven rebounds in the game. Payton Jones and Carly Craig each f...

  • Ranger softball sweeps doubleheader over Southwestern

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    WEATHERFORD – Northwestern Oklahoma State’s softball team completed their Tuesday doubleheader against Southwestern Oklahoma State with a sweep over the Bulldogs. The Rangers won Game One 4-2 before taking the second game 7-3, propelled by a grand slam from Rachel Sherwood. Northwestern improves to 12-11 overall on the season with a 4-7 conference record. Game One In the opening game of the day the Ranger offense struck first in the top half of the first inning as an Avery Clark walk led to a Hannah Howell two-run home run to center field to...

  • Lady Rangers drop series to Crimson Storm

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    BETHANY – Northwestern Oklahoma State’s softball team completed a weekend series with Southern Nazarene as the Crimson Storm conducted a three-game sweep over the Rangers Sunday afternoon. Northwestern led in both games, but Southern Nazarene used a four-run inning to tie the game in the first game and a nine-run second inning in Game Two to take the sweep. The Rangers drop to 2-7 in the Great American Conference and 10-11 overall. Game One After a scoreless first inning, the Rangers opened the scoring in the second inning as Rosemary Riv...

  • Bulldogger U lives up to its name

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    ALVA – Forty-one steer wrestlers competed at the Fort Scott (Kansas) Community College rodeo over the weekend. Twelve advanced for Sunday’s championship round. Nine of those attend Northwestern Oklahoma State University. In that elite field, only one non-Ranger mustered points; the rest of those valuable treasures went to the men sporting the black vests with red and black lettering. “We struggled a little bit and didn’t have a good outing at Manhattan,” Cam Fox said of the first Central Plains Region rodeo of the spring semester at Kansas St...

  • Rangers advance to semifinals following 82-74 win over Bulldogs

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    SHAWNEE – Northwestern Oklahoma State men's basketball closed out an opening round victory in the quarterfinals with an 82-74 final score over the Bulldogs. The Rangers jumped out to an 11-2 lead for a quick start before controlling the game leading the whole way. The Rangers improved to 17-12 overall on the season and a 15-8 Great American conference record. Northwestern wins first tournament playoff game since the 2017-2018 season. Northwestern's balanced scoring helped lead to the victory. The Rangers had five scorers in double figures l...

  • Arkansas Tech edges out win over Rangers in semifinal matchup

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    SHAWNEE – Northwestern Oklahoma State was in the semifinal matchup Saturday afternoon against Arkansas Tech in a defensive battle between the two teams for the third time this season. The Wonder Boys won the game over the Rangers 54-53 after a couple points in the final 20 seconds. Northwestern ends the season with a 17-13 record on the year. Rangers earned the first conference tournament victory since the 2018 season. The Rangers were led in scoring by Brian Free with 15 points, along with Cam McDowell with nine points. Tshibangu finished w...

  • Rangers second straight comeback win leads to series sweep

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    ALVA – Northwestern Oklahoma State's baseball team completed the three-game sweep over Southern Nazarene Sunday afternoon. The Rangers came back on the Crimson Storm for the second straight game after a five-run eighth inning after Trevor Stiles gave the Rangers a 10-9 lead on a two-run home run. Northwestern closed out the 12-9 victory. The Rangers improve to 15-7 on the season with a 8-4 Great American Conference record. Northwestern is now 13-2 at home, winning six straight in Alva and f...

  • Rangers' comeback against Aggies falls short in ninth

    NWOSU Sports|Mar 15, 2024

    ALVA – Northwestern Oklahoma State had a mid-week game Tuesday against Oklahoma Panhandle State as the Aggies came back in the eighth inning with a four run inning taking a 12-9 lead over the Rangers before closing out a 12-10 win over Northwestern. Northwestern falls to 16-8 on the season and is 8-4 in Great American Conference play. Northwestern drops to 13-3 at home. Bradey Bejarano led the Rangers on offense going 4-4 from the plate scoring three runs and driving in two runs. Hagen Barcello, Porter Pittman, and Theron Perskins each drove i...

  • Goldbugs beat Bobcats 12-2, 14-2

    Mar 15, 2024

  • 'Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella' musical at Northwestern April 18-20

    Mar 15, 2024

    The Northwestern Oklahoma State University Reichenberger Fine Arts Department is currently in rehearsals for “Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella," the musical. This Tony Award-winning production from the creators of “South Pacific” and “The Sound of Music” will take place April 18-19 at 7 p.m. and April 20 at 2 p.m. in Herod Hall Auditorium on the Alva campus. General admission is $15, university employees are $10, and students with a current ID are $5. “The NWOSU Reichenberger Department of Fine Arts is ecstatic to collaborate with studen...

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