Articles from the August 28, 2022 edition


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  • Woods County real estate transactions

    Aug 28, 2022

    Real Estate Transfers Book 1335 page 317: Samuel Antonio conveys unto Samuel Antonio Juarez and Leticia Antonio Miguel. Lots 21–28, Block 96, City of Dacoma, OT Subdivision. Quit claim deed. Book 1336 page 276: Mark E. Whitlaw 1996 Living Trust conveys unto Whitlaw Ranch LLC. Lots 1–24, Block 1, City of Herman, OT Subdivision. Quit claim deed. Book 1336 page 473: Michael Ade Perkins, Dinana K. Jakubek Perkins, Robert R. Jakubek Jr and Cherie Jakubek convey unto Robert R. Jakubek and Janet K. Jakubek. Lot 3, Block 1, City of Alva, Green Mea...

  • Woods County court filings

    Aug 28, 2022

    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. Felony Filings Kevin Mark Burleson, Burlington, 54, has been...

  • Woods County Communications logs

    Aug 28, 2022

    Thursday, August 18, 2022 During this day there were 11 traffic stops, two reports of cattle out and four controlled burns. 1:08 a.m. – Report of a stray animal on Linden Street. 6:46 a.m – Medic needed for a person who fell on Maples Street. 7:48 a.m. – Lift assist needed on Sunset Drive. 8:43 a.m. – Medic needed on Beech Avenue for a person unresponsive but breathing. 9:32 a.m. – Medic needed on Dakota Drive for a general medical issue. 10:29 a.m. – Welfare check needed. 11:55 a.m. – Report of a stray animal on Aspen Street. 12:59 p.m. ...

  • Grow and Share OHCE regular meeting

    Aug 28, 2022

    Grow and Share OHCE met for its regular monthly meeting at 6 p.m. on August 16, 2022, at the Sanctuary Massage Therapy School. Cheryl Diefenbach served as hostess. President Janet Cunningham called the meeting to order and led the group in the flag salute. Thirteen members and two guests answered roll call to, “What is your favorite museum to visit?” Minutes for the July meeting were read and approved and the treasurer's report was given. Members received the July/August OHCE Newsletter. Important information was discussed. Under the Cul...

  • Menus for week of Aug. 29 to Sept. 2

    Aug 28, 2022

    Breakfast Menu for Alva Public Schools Monday—Toast, scrambled eggs, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Tuesday—Ham and cheese biscuit, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Wednesday—Waffles with toppings, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Thursday—Breakfast burrito, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Friday—Fruit turnover, cereal, fruit, juice, milk Lunch Menu for Alva Public Schools Monday—Pizza pasta, garlic knot, green beans, fruit, milk Tuesday—Beef or chicken nacho bar, Mexican salad, fruit, milk Wednesday—Pulled pork, mashed potatoes and gravy, dinner roll, fruit, mi...

  • AHS summer hits will top the charts during homecoming week

    Marione Martin|Aug 28, 2022

    If you see some students who are oddly dressed this week, they’re likely participating in homecoming spirit week. The theme is AHS Summer Hits – Party Mix 22. On Monday, students are encouraged to “Party in the USA” by dressing in red, white and blue. Tuesday’s theme is “Who Let the Dogs Out” with flip flop or sandals as the designated footwear. On Wednesday, students have a choice of “Groove” vs “I Look Good” with hippie vs frat boy garb. Beach day is Thursday with “Surfin’ Safari” as the theme. Friday is Alva Goldbug throwback day with...

  • HVAC projects at both Alva High gyms approved

    Marione Martin|Aug 28, 2022

    Much of the special Alva Board of Education meeting Monday, Aug. 22, was about construction projects, but board members also handled some personnel items. Superintendent Tim Argo reported Mike Shklar has resigned. Other teachers have stepped in to cover those classes. The board voted to approve an offer of employment to Mikayla Cox as a paraprofessional. She will be working at Washington Early Childhood Center where she replaces a para who resigned. Adjunct teachers are those who teach classes...

  • CoffeeTime

    Andy and Renie Bowman|Aug 28, 2022

    Mrs. Johnson took her little boy with her when she stopped by her neighbor’s home to deliver a casserole for the grieving widow. Mr. Cline had died suddenly and the community was rallying to aid and comfort his grieving wife. Getting ready to leave after a short visit with all the neighbors gathered there, Mrs. Johnson couldn’t locate her five-year-old, Davey. She quietly began to search through all the rooms of the large home, but to no avail. That boy had completely disappeared. Mystified and...

  • Now the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey would say

    Jim Scribner|Aug 28, 2022

    Last week my knee hurt and I couldn't walk. I got a shot that helped it some. Friday evening, I started to hurt in my lower back. The pain grew, so Saturday I went to the ER. After several tests it was determined I had a kidney stone. I had one a few years ago, and it wasn't the most fun I ever had. The doctor sent me home and said lots of fluids and it probably would pass. I had some Anacin and low-grade pain pills. They were some help, but if you want to have sympathy pains for me, have someon...

  • Northwestern offices closed for Labor Day

    Aug 28, 2022

    Employees and students at Northwestern Oklahoma State University will be able to enjoy an extended weekend as the university will close for Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 5. Northwestern’s offices will be closed, and no classes will be held that day. Classes will resume, and all university offices will open with regular business hours on Tuesday, Sept. 6....

  • Education board upholds sanctions on Tulsa, Mustang for conversations on race

    Jennifer Palmer, Oklahoma Watch|Aug 28, 2022

    By majority vote, the State Board of Education on Thursday refused to reconsider sanctions it handed down to two districts last month under a state law prohibiting certain conversations on race. The board’s refusal followed a string of emotional pleas from community and district leaders in Tulsa and Mustang that revealed the toll the board’s action has taken on their schools. On July 28, both districts were accredited with warning for violating the provisions of House Bill 1775. “People move to Mustang because of the schools. My family moved...

  • Active cases of Covid-19 in Woods County increase to 21

    Marione Martin|Aug 28, 2022

    In data released Thursday, Aug. 25, the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) shows Woods County with 21 active cases of Covid-19. Alva increased from 11 the previous week to 13. Waynoka had zero cases last week but the Thursday report shows eight active cases. A zero means the location has less than five cases. Dacoma and Freedom continue to report zero cases. Over the last four weeks, the average number of active cases in Woods County was 53. Alfalfa County had 35, Major County 127, Woodward County 122 and Harper County 20. On Thursday...

  • Burlington man charged in theft of power tools, ice chest

    Marione Martin|Aug 28, 2022

    A Burlington man has been charged with burglary after he allegedly removed power tools and a cooler of beer from a pickup. According to court records, about 2 p.m. on Aug. 20 Stetson Vore called the Woods County Sheriff’s Office to report the theft from an employee, identified as James Dean. Vore said the theft occurred on a property north of Alva on County Road 400 where he had a crew working. He said the theft occurred about a half hour earlier. Woods County Deputy Sheriff David Cummings called Vore while responding to the area. Vore said t...

  • 2022 Distinguished Goldbugs

    Aug 28, 2022

    The Alva Goldbug Education Foundation announces the honorees for the 2022 Distinguished Goldbugs celebration. In its seventh year, the event coincides with Goldbug football homecoming on Friday, Sept. 2, and includes a luncheon at Act I Theatre at 11:30 a.m. and introductions during halftime of the football game. Tickets are available for luncheon at Alva Schools Central Office, 418 Flynn or Holder Drug, 513 Barnes. For more information call Lizabeth Richey at 580-327-7360. Trudy Wheeler — Education (Class of 1975) My husband is Dr. Charles B...

  • Woods County Free Fair Flower Show

    Aug 28, 2022

    Although it has been an incredibly warm summer, Woods County gardeners have been thankful for the sun this growing season. If your flowerbeds are still growing and thriving after this summer’s temperatures, consider exhibiting them in the Open Flower Show at the Woods County Free Fair, Thursday, Sept. 8, at the Woods County Fairgrounds. The flower and horticulture arrangements at the Woods County Free Fair will be a delight for all those who attend Sept. 8-10. Eight classes are available for floral arrangements in the open class and one c...

  • Man injured while changing tire

    Marione Martin|Aug 28, 2022

    A man was hospitalized after he was injured while trying to change a tire. The incident happened in Major County on Thursday at 6:15 a.m. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol report, Jesse Oakley, 34, of Cleo Springs, was traveling eastbound on County Road 510 when his front right tire became flat. He stopped on the extreme right edge of the road to attempt to change the tire. Julio Alvarado, 43, of Enid, was placing the jack under the wheel when Rolando Trejo, 48, of Ringwood, driving a 2013 Chevrolet Silverado, failed to see the Oakley...

  • The long and winding road ...

    Kathleen Lourde|Aug 28, 2022

    Robyn Landis has only been living in Alva for a week, and she's traveled a winding road to be here. Her new restaurant, Chubby Dave's, held its ribbon-cutting Aug. 18. "I was originally in a building in Freedom, but the building needed so much money to repair" that she decided it would not be cost-effective. "Then I tried it in Waynoka, and the rent fell through. Then this place came open and here I am," Landis said with good humor. Before all this began, Landis had a small-town cafe in Kansas,...

  • Ranger soccer wins season opener over the Aggies

    NWOSU Sports|Aug 28, 2022

    ALVA, Oklahoma – The Rangers hosted their first non-conference game against Oklahoma Panhandle State University Friday evening. The Rangers were able to conceive their first goal against the Aggies early in the match scoring the first two goals. Northwestern scored twice more in the second half to take control before closing out a 4-1 victory to open the season. Northwestern was led in shots by Abby Nunez, and Isabella Mcmillan with five on the evening. Nunez scored on two of her five shot attempts. Campbell finished the evening with two a...

  • Ranger volleyball splits season opening doubleheader

    NWOSU Sports|Aug 28, 2022

    JOPLIN, Missouri – The Northwestern Oklahoma State volleyball team opened its season Friday afternoon competing in the Missouri Southern State University tournament with two matches. In the first one, the Rangers defeated William Jewell College 3-0 and in the second match fell to Missouri Southern State University 3-2. Match One In Game One of the day the Rangers swept the Cardinals 3-0. Each of the sets remained close as both teams battled for victory. Sophomore Addison Wimmer led the team in kills with 14. Transfer junior Cameron Lobb led i...

  • Goldbugs lose opener to Purcell by one touchdown

    Marione Martin|Aug 28, 2022

    With the temperature in the 90s, it was a hot Friday night for football in Alva. The contest between the Alva Goldbugs and the Purcell Dragons also heated up the fans with exciting, edge of seat plays. Although the home team lost by a touchdown, fans on both sides of the ball had a lot to enjoy. Alva scored first but Purcell pulled ahead until the fourth quarter. That's when the Goldbugs staged a comeback to take the lead. Purcell overtook Goldbugs, but in the final seconds, Alva was inches...

  • Trump search: What may come next in inquiry with legal peril

    ERIC TUCKER|Aug 28, 2022

    WASHINGTON (AP) — A newly released FBI document helps flesh out the contours of an investigation into classified documents at President Donald Trump's Florida estate. But plenty of questions remain, especially because half the affidavit, which spelled out the FBI's rationale for searching the property, was blacked out. A Justice Department official has described the inquiry as in its early stages, suggesting more work is ahead as investigators review the documents they removed and continue interviewing witnesses. At a minimum, the investigation...

  • Roland Mesnier, pastry chef for five presidents, dies at 78

    FATIMA HUSSEIN|Aug 28, 2022

    WASHINGTON (AP) — Roland Mesnier, who created often-magical desserts for five presidents and their guests as White House executive pastry chef, has died at age 78. His death was confirmed Saturday by the White House Historical Association, which said he died Friday following a short illness. One of the longest-serving White House chefs, Mesnier was hired in 1979 by first lady Rosalynn Carter and retired during the George W. Bush administration. Answering questions in an online "Ask the White House" forum in 2004, he explained that in p...

  • Abrams, Georgia Dems call midterms 'unfinished business'

    BILL BARROW and JEFF AMY|Aug 28, 2022

    COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Four years ago, Georgia Democrats had a contested primary for governor because the party's old guard didn't believe in Stacey Abrams. She routed their alternative and, in a close general election loss, established herself as de facto party boss in a newfound battleground state. That previewed 2020, when Joe Biden put Georgia in Democrats' presidential column for the first time in 28 years, and Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff captured Senate seats soon after to give Democrats control on Capitol Hill. Now Abrams and Warnock t...

  • Sick dolphin calf improves with tube-fed milk, helping hands

    TASSANEE VEJPONGSA|Aug 28, 2022

    RAYONG, Thailand (AP) — The Irrawaddy dolphin calf — sick and too weak to swim — was drowning in a tidal pool on Thailand's shore when fishermen found him. The fishermen quickly alerted marine conservationists, who advised them how to provide emergency care until a rescue team could transport the baby to Thailand's Marine and Coastal Resources Research and Development Center for veterinary attention. The baby was nicknamed Paradon, roughly translated as "brotherly burden," because those involved knew from day one that saving his life would...

  • Rival Chechen fighters take war to battlefields of Ukraine

    DEREK GATOPOULOS and ANDREW KRAVCHENKO|Aug 28, 2022

    KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Kneeling in a patch of yellow wildflowers, a Chechen soldier carefully attaches an explosive device to the bottom of a small drone. Seconds later, it is released. It explodes next to two old storefront mannequins set up 200 meters (yards) away, one with a Russian-style military hat on its head. After this and other training outside the Ukrainian capital, the Chechen soldiers, in assorted camouflage footwear and protective gear, will be heading to the front lines in Ukraine, vowing to continue the fight against Russia t...

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