A two-day winter event wrapped a blanket of white around central Oklahoma Saturday and Sunday stifling travel and bringing business to a basic halt. Read more
News
As much as the COVID-19 pandemic painted Oklahoma into a corner this year, flu season came to the state with all the impact of a feather float…
Editor’s note: The Purcell Register continues a feature in which civic leaders and others will answer five questions. The following were answe…
W.T. Farrow’s ancestors left their mark on Lexington when they were among the first settlers staking a homestead east of the present-day Cleve…
Yogi Berra wasn’t talking about the weather, but he nailed it anyway with this gem: “It’s like deja vu all over again.”
They called it the “Groundhog Day Blizzard.”
Sports
Washington extended its winning streak to eight with victories last week over Bridge Creek, Davis and Marlow.
Kora Keith and Emily Madden were both in double figures when Purcell went on the road February 9 to knock off Lindsay, 38-23.
Wayne managed to get their District games in before the winter storm. The Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs beat Union City in their first District m…
Purcell and Lexington will be hosting the District Basketball Tournament Friday night.
Obituaries
Marie Bergman was born in San Antonio, Texas, on June, 25, 192…
Donald Duane Besett, 77, of Goldsby died Feb. 15, 2021.
A Mass of Christian Burial for Laverne Claunch, 89, of Purcell…
Funeral services for Billy Jewel Dickerson, 90, of Purcell wil…
Mark Allen Maine, 51, of Lexington will be laid to rest in a p…
Opinion
It was Christmas Eve 2009 the first time I was ever in a blizzard.
Happy birthday to my great-niece, Adelaide Charlotte Budd.
Hours before Sunday dawned with continuous weather coverage on the Oklahoma City television stations, I went online to see what meteorologists at the National Weather Service in Norman had to …
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