Articles from the June 7, 2018 edition


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  • Freedom birthdays and anniversaries

    Jun 7, 2018

    Happy Birthday To June 7: Samantha Wilson, Russell Nickel, Jeanette Welty June 8: Rob Eden, Diane Headlee June 9: Melissa Smith, Tiffany Wilson, Stanley Irving, David Smith, Carlee Pierce, Lake Kamas, Brad Claussen June 10: Brandon Edwards June 11: Ron Culver, Teresa Folks, Walker Jones, Mikala Hodgson, Kaylee Holt June 12: Lorri Louthan June 13: Jan Bliss, Devory Hughes, Misty Cell, Wesley Kornele, Amy Vogt, R. J. Kornele June 14: Kent Bilyeu, Mick Ferguson June 15: Terry Darr, Lois Tolle, Betty Bliss, Blythe Bowers June 17: Phillip Welty,...

  • Freedom schools hold awards assembly

    Jun 7, 2018

    In addition to those pictured, those on the honor rolls were recognized: High School Superintendent’s Honor Roll: Yamila Galindo, Banessa Galindo, Cade Kennedy and Summer Ralston. High School Principal’s Honor Roll: Angel Cardenas, Cameron Denham, Katlynn Galemore, Iridian Herrera, Nicole Hughes, Will Jessup, Tamlynn Link, Casey Luddington, Jacey Schaaf, Cora Vaughan and Linsy Weber. Middle School Superintendent’s Honor Roll: Kaitlynn Rhodes. Middle School Principal’s Honor Roll: Derrick Galindo, Jaci Weber and Triston White. Other scholar...

  • Cade Kennedy receives computer award

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Yamila Galindo receives DAR scholarship

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Luke Bolar, others, receive Freedman Chamber of Commerce scholarships

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Freedom Educational Foundation presents awards, scholarships, to Yamila Galindo, other students

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Nicole Hughes, others, receive NWOSU scholarships

    Jun 7, 2018

  • NWTC presents certificates of excellence to Will Jessup, other students

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Cameron Denham named to Principal's Honor Roll

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Jacy Schaaf recognized for making the Principal's Honor Roll

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Middle schooler Kaitlynn Rhodes recognized for making the Superintendent's Honor Roll

    Jun 7, 2018

  • Woods County Livestock Scholarships presented to Herrera, Galindo, Hughes, Bolar

    Jun 7, 2018

  • ECU's Ewy Earns Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America Softball Third Team Honors

    Jun 7, 2018

    ADA – East Central University junior Mariah Ewy was named to the Google Cloud Academic All-America Division II Softball Third Team, as selected by the Collegiate Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The Perry, Okla., native is one of three players from the Great American Conference to earn a spot on one of the three 11-member teams. The infielder has a 4.00 GPA in biology was named to both the 2017 and 2018 Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 team and was a 2018 All-GAC Honorable Mention team selection and a GAC Elite S...

  • Lady Bison Duo Earns ITA Doubles All-America

    Ray Fink, Director of Athletics Communications|Jun 7, 2018

    SHAWNEE – Oklahoma Baptist doubles tandem Kateryna Shkot and Kim Moosbacher earned 2018 All-America status, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association announced Wednesday. The honor for Shkot and Moosbacher mark the first NCAA-level All-America honors for Lady Bison tennis. The pair played together for the first time this season and forged a 15-3 record at No. 1 doubles. Last fall, the tandem placed fourth at the ITA Oracle Cup after winning the Central Regional championship. Shkot, a senior from Kiev, Ukraine, also was NCCAA All-America in 2...

  • Riddle Named Academic All-American

    Jun 7, 2018

    DURANT, Okla. – Southeastern junior Destiny Riddle has been named a second team Google Cloud Academic All-American by CoSIDA. The psychology major was a first team All-District 7 selection while also bringing home SE softball's first GAC Elite Scholar Athlete honor and was Co-SE Female Scholar Athlete of the Year. Riddle, a native Muskogee, Okla., served a utility role while splitting time between third base and pitcher. Offensively she hit .355 with 59 hits, seven doubles and a pair of home runs while driving in 35 runs and scoring 28. She a...

  • Bethany Allen Named 2018 Google Cloud DII First Team Academic All-American

    David Salley|Jun 7, 2018

    AUSTIN, Texas — Henderson State senior shortstop Bethany Allen added to her long list of career accolades on Wednesday afternoon, when she was named to the 2018 DII Softball Google Cloud Academic All-America First Team by CoSida. Allen, who has a 4.0 GPA in Recreation and Sports Management, was one of 11 players and four infielders in the country to make the First Team. With Wednesday's honor, she becomes the first player in the 20-year history of the Reddie softball program to be named an Academic All-American. She was one of just 12 p...

  • Video details the moments before Florida school shooting

    Curt Anderson, AP Legal Affairs Writer|Jun 7, 2018

    FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — A just-released video interview with a campus security monitor at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School provides new details that may prompt another round of what-if questions about the Valentine's Day shooting that killed 17 people. The video released by Broward County prosecutors Tuesday was recorded shortly after the shooting. In it, Andrew Medina told detectives he saw Nikolas Cruz get out of an Uber with a large bag and make "a beeline" toward the freshman building, moments before it became a killing scene. M...

  • In the age of school shootings, a Wyoming district prepares

    Seth Klamann, Casper Star-Tribune|Jun 7, 2018

    CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — "Look at me when I shoot you." The young woman stalks around the darkened room, repeating those seven words. She winds her way along the back wall, where there are stacks of chairs and people cowering behind them. Then she turns back and walks up and down two long rows of tables in the middle of the room, stopping periodically. She has a gun in her hand. 'Look at me when I shoot you." She points the pistol at teachers and bus drivers and custodians as we hide behind chairs, beneath desks, behind each other, behind a...

  • Teen to stand trial as adult in North Texas school shooting

    Jun 7, 2018

    WAXAHACHIE, Texas (AP) — A 16-year-old boy accused of shooting a female classmate in their North Texas high school cafeteria will stand trial as an adult. State District Judge Cindy Ermatinger ordered Tuesday that Chad Anthony Padilla (pa-DEE'-yah) be prosecuted as an adult on an aggravated assault charge in the Jan. 22 shooting of a 15-year-old girl in the Italy (IHT'-lee) High School cafeteria. WBAP-AM in Dallas-Fort Worth reported that an investigator testified Tuesday that the victim said she had hugged Padilla, asked him to sit and told h...

  • Native Americans rally in bid to save Arizona coal plant

    ANITA SNOW|Jun 7, 2018

    PHOENIX (AP) — More than 300 people who say their livelihoods depend on a coal-fired plant on a sprawling Native American reservation rallied in Phoenix Wednesday to request a 90-day delay in steps being taken to shutter it by 2019. Demonstrators — including miners who extract the coal that fires the plant, plant employees, their relatives and tribal and union leaders — asked for more time to allow a potential buyer of the Navajo Generating Station in northern Arizona to work out the details of a purchase they said would save jobs and a major...

  • New Mexico governor: Red tape slows oil and gas projects

    Susan Montoya Bryan|Jun 7, 2018

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Revenue from oil and gas development is critical for funding education and other public services in New Mexico, Gov. Susana Martinez said Wednesday, and urged Congress to address issues with bureaucratic red tape. The two-term Republican governor testified Wednesday before a House subcommittee that's considering legislation to streamline the permitting process. Martinez and a handful of other western governors have asked for changes that would address a backlog in the approval of permits as the oil and gas industry r...

  • Trump may intervene in the power markets to keep coal and nuclear plants running. Does that make sense?

    James Van Nostrand, West Virginia University|Jun 7, 2018

    (The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) President Donald Trump recently ordered Energy Secretary Rick Perry to take “immediate steps” to stop the closure of coal and nuclear power plants. And according to a draft memo that surfaced the same day, the federal government may establish a “Strategic Electric Generation Reserve” to purchase electricity from coal and nuclear plants for two years. Both proposals, which have garnered little support, are premise...

  • New Mexico races could help decide party control of US House

    Russell Contreras|Jun 7, 2018

    ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico voters selected nominees in two key congressional races that could help determine which party controls the U.S. House and make history in November's general election. Former state Democratic Party leader Debra Haaland won the nomination Tuesday for the House district encompassing Albuquerque as she tries to become the first Native American congresswoman. Along the U.S.-Mexico border, a woman will represent the most Hispanic congressional district in the most Hispanic state in the nation for the first time. S...

  • Group of 10 senators challenge Trump over tariffs

    LISA MASCARO|Jun 7, 2018

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A bipartisan group of 10 senators introduced longshot legislation Wednesday that would require Congress to sign off on tariffs imposed in the name of national security, defying President Donald Trump on a bedrock issue that once defined the GOP. Congressional Republicans are mostly at odds with what they view as Trump's protectionist instincts on trade. Despite much hand-wringing, prospects for any bill to challenge him remain uncertain. Many Republicans are hesitant to confront Trump in a legislative showdown that could e...

  • Wyoming man succumbs to farm manure methane and drowns

    Jun 7, 2018

    CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Authorities say a 52-year-old man has died after falling down a well shaft at a southeast Wyoming dairy farm where he succumbed to methane fumes from cow manure and drowned in a pool of water. The Laramie County Sheriff's Office identified the victim as Erasmo B. Gonzalez, who lived on the farm in the small community of Carpenter. Three others who tried to save Gonzalez Tuesday were treated for methane exposure. Two were hospitalized. Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Don Hollingshead says Gonzalez slipped and fell down a 10- to 1...

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