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The COVID-19 virus has tried to put a stop on some of the service projects East Middle School Student Council does every year. However, it has not stopped them. They have tried to find several service projects they can accomplish. One of these service projects was to make pillows for the kindergarten students at Garfield Elementary. Members started making the homemade pillows in mid-October. The pillows are made of fleece and cotton stuffing. East teacher and Student Council Sponsor Susan Schatz reported, “This group has put a lot of effort into this service project, and they have enjoyed their time making them. We hope the children will enjoy the pillows.”

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Injected COVID-19 vaccines may not be the only preventative measure against coronavirus by the end of 2021.

Northwestern Oklahoma State University’s Department of Social Work announces Northwestern-Enid seniors Jamie Metcalf and Heather Wilkinson are the stipend recipients of the Child Welfare Professional Enhancement Program (CWPEP) for the 2020-2021 academic year.

The Santa House will be parked at local businesses again this Holiday season at several locations in our area. Please bring your children and don’t forget to bring your phones or cameras to capture a picture of your kids with Santa Claus this year.

Larry and Lila Logan of Ponca City, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on November 28th, 2020 with a dinner party at the Rusty Barrel Supper Club with their immediate family present: son Kirby Logan, wife Denise and granddaughter Baylee of Kildare; daughter Michele Logan of Ponca City, their grandson Shane Logan and significant other Kelsey Rowe of Kaw City; and grandson Garett Logan and wife Katie, of Miami, OK.

Nappy Roots Books, one of only two Black-owned bookstore in Oklahoma City, and one of four Black-owned bookstores in the state, has managed to stay afloat despite challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Last month it was announced the Warner Bros. would release Wonder Woman 1984 simultaneously in theaters and to streaming on HBO Max. Now, in an unexpected move, Warner Bros. has announced that they would release their 2021 slate of movies in theaters and on HBO Max.