News
Last Friday, Governor Reggie Wassana of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes declared a State of Emergency in response to the recent threat of COVID-19, ceasing tribal programs and casino operations unt
By Austin Smith
Joshua 1:9 Be strong and courageous; do not be frightened or dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.
Stocking up on essential groceries and other supplies as the COVID-19 virus threat spreads across the county will require consumers to rely on their storm season preparedness skills, but for a long
Opinion
These are extraordinary times in which we are living.
By Legislative Update By State Rep. Mike Sanders Dist. 59
Oklahoma, like most of the nation and the world, is in the midst of an unprecedented public health event. The situation seems to be changing daily around the globe and here at home.
By Senate Minutes By State Senator Chuck Hall
In a matter of hours, the world in which we live changed last week, and that change started right here in Oklahoma.
By For The Children
Sports
Imiyah Littlejohn competes in the hurdles in Fairview. Littlejohn not only took third plays in the 100-meter event, but also finished second in the 300-meter hurdlers.
Prior to Spring Break, as well as the shutdown of Canton Public Schools due the recent COVID-19 pandemic, the elementary and junior high track teams competed in Fairview for their opening competiti
By Austin Smith Sports Editor
During their careers at Canton, Jared Cox (11) and Josh Edwards (0) were two of Canton’s most versatile players. Both could handle the ball, shoot from the perimeter, get their hands on passes and rebound against bigger opponents.
The Canton High School basketball boys had high hopes of reaching the Area Round, or even the State Tournament this past season, they were eliminated on the second day of the Regional Bracket for t
By Austin Smith Sports Editor
Evan Burchett pulls down the offensive rebound before going back up to score two of his six points against Alva. Unfortunately, the Goldbugs went on to win by a score of 20-6.
The Canton Lions Club hosted their annual fifth and sixth grade basketball tournament on Monday February 17 and Tuesday February 18, with four teams from across Northwest Oklahoma taking part in th
By Austin Smith Editor
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