Deer Creek-Lamont National Honor Society dinner theater, ÒLife of the Party,Ó will be 6:30 p.m. today in the old gym in Lamont.
-----
The first- and second-grade field trip will be May 19 to State Exchange Bank. Students will learn about the history of the bank and a few things they may not know about money. They also will go to Hembree Roping Arena, where Justin and Adrienne Hembree will ride and rope for them. They will end the day at the new cattle pens near Salt Fork, where they will see cattle and hear how they are taken care of.
-----
DCLA High School vocal students competed in the state contest April 24 at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee.
Ratings were: mixed chorus, superior; tenor-bass ensemble (Kolby Tebow, Chad Mendenhall, Kayl Tingley, Jake Stockwell, C.J. Hatcher, Elliot Muegge, Derek Dowell, Brenan Hutton, Andrew Coufal and Miguel Gonzales), superior; baritone solo, Kolby Tebow, superior; soprano solo, Kassy Chartier, superior.
Others who performed in the mixed chorus were Jake Blanton, Wade Perry, Alexia Pennington, Jill Hobbs, Derric Richards, Camille Krehbiel, Lindsey Campbell, Morgan Hamm, Kolton Schuelein, Lydia Looper, Kristan Travis, Trisha Loveall, Breanna Holland, Courtney Kirby, Spencer Reese, Mindy Blaser, Janise Blanton, Sabree Meade, Landon Tingley, Rachel Kirby, Hunter Whitehead, Resa Navarro, Kassy Chartier, Eli Reese, Connor Kirby, Carly Metcalf, Morgan Thompson, Halli Hodges, Morgan Collins, Kyleen Stocking, Samantha Golay, Levi Reese, Sarah Coufal, Laura Reynolds and Arian Hutton.
The vocal department also received a Distinguished Academic Achievement Award from Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Assocation for earning a 3.66 collective grade point average.
-----
Regional track meet will be Saturday.
-----
FFA banquet will be 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.
-----
Elementary music spring concert will be Thursday.
-----
Senior Baccalaureate is May 10.
Local news
April 30, 2009
Honor society to party today
- Local news
-
-
Chalk one up for Enid
One of the buildings that local economic developers long have tried to fill is the old Chesterfield Cylinder site on South 54th.
- YWCA Enid taking new educational program into area schools to raise violence awareness
- Drummond man is arraigned on a felony child porn charge
- Crash kills Woodward man, closes U.S. 412 more than 10 hours
- Local News Briefs for 2-10-2012
- Man arraigned for robbery
- Phillips Legacy Foundation is accepting apps for program
- OHP working fatality crash that closes U.S. 412 in Major County; highway open once again
-
Storm system moving across state
Places in northwest Oklahoma, west of Enid, are under a winter weather advisory, with freezing rain expected to cause some slick spots.
- 'Unbelievable': Enid’s December retail sales rocket 27 percent over 2010
- More Local news Headlines
-
Plane makes perfect belly landing
Christie Brinkley's Runway Slip
Raw Video: School Bus Burst Into Flames
Trending: Zip it!
Did JLo 'Assault' Marc Anthony on Camera?
New details for iPad 3 and iPod Nano features
What's in Steve Jobs' FBI file?
Owens excited to be a Wrangler
Over 200 dead dolphins wash ashore
SJP Talks About Replacing Demi Moore in 'Lovelace'
Lady Gaga's Battle With Bulimia
Evacuation at Sea
Osama Bin Laden Zombie Movie: "Osombie" Teaser Released
LA School Reopens Amid Sex Abuse Scandal
Thomas' moratorium: 'I'm out, peace'
VS Model Quits Over Religion
Raw Video: Italy's Mount Etna Bursts Into Life
NASCAR Drive for Diversity
Ga Girl Fights Off Kidnapper at Walmart
Androgynous Model Walks Runway As Man and Woman
