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Signing day engulfs area schools
Westmoore's Kyle Factor signs his National Letter of Intent to play football for Missouri Southern State University Wednesday during National Signing Day at Westmoore High School. Photo by Kyle Phillips
As a sophomore, Andrew Long watched many of his Southmoore teammates take part in national signing day. Back then, he couldn’t wait to be part of the hysteria that engulfs college football recruiting.
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Southmoore holds off Lady T-Wolves; Jags sweep the Lions
Southmoore has had problems winning games in the fourth quarter when the pressure is on. With a young team that was to be expected. But the SaberCats may have turned the corner Tuesday when they defeated Norman North 56-55 at SMH.
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County Commissioner won’t seek re-election
Longtime Cleveland County Commissioner George Skinner will not seek re-election to a sixth term, it was announced this past week.
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Filmmakers recreate Moore’s Old School for documentary
“If these walls could talk” is a phrase that conjures memories married to location, making it an apt title for the new documentary
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Postage prices to make price jump Sunday
Mailing a letter will cost an extra penny beginning Sunday. A first-class letter will now cost 45 cents at the Post Office. Forever stamps can be used for whatever cost the stamps are at the time of mailing.
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Resident challenges switch to voter postcards
Cleveland County Election Board Secretary Jim Williams figured he could save 15 cents every time he notified a new voter by postcard rather than sealed letter.
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Eagle Scout candidate works to protect children and schools
Richard Hansen, 15, is a third-generation Boy Scout. His father, Tim, is an Eagle Scout and is Scoutmaster of Troop 287. Tim Hanse
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Haywood finds a new place to play Southmoore alum admits he was the problem at Oklahoma
It didn’t take Austin Haywood long to find a new home. Less than three months after quitting the Oklahoma football team, the Southmoore High alum enrolled at the University of Central Arkansas looking for a fresh start.
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SaberCats still growing
Coach Wes Brown saw the best and worst of his Southmoore boys basketball team last week. It began with a resounding 57-28 victory
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Beasley inks with Cowley
Bret Beasley was just glad to get it over with. When the senior signed his National Letter of Intent to play baseball at Cowley Co
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Haywood finds a new place to play Southmoore alum admits he was the problem at Oklahoma
