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‘Wednesday, September 2, 2020 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma Page 3 Northfork Electric ® celebrates local heroes girl scouts western oklahoma to bea Youre Invited GIRL SCOUT All girls in Kindergarten in the fifth annual and up are invited to be a Girl Scout. You can register Ty A New Adventure! online at gswestok.org #WhoPowersYou Contest Call Deana Join a troop, learn new skills. Have new experiences! Girl Scouts can do anything! so what will you do? 580-799-3535 or Cookies, badges and campfires? You bet! Northfork Electric Coop- entry based upon the posi- Sayre, Oklahoma, they serve Cici 580-284-6113 for But we're so much more than that. At Girl Scouts, erative, along with Touch- tive community impact and over 3,200 members with you'll always get to think big, try new things and make more information! big changes in your community! stone Energy Cooperatives, creativity of the entry. The pride, innovation and dedi- is pleased to announce the winners will be announced + Build a robot + Have fun at events with friends cation. NFEC is committed fifth annual #WhoPower- in October. + Fly high wiht indoor skydiving +Travel to new places to growing and evolving to «ride ahorse + Eamawantsand scholarships sYou Contest celebrating Prize money _ totaling meet the challenges of serv- local heroes, according to a $9,000 will be awarded as ing their members’ diverse Ge amazing. Be unsionpable. Be a Girt Scout! news release. It’s a chance follows: and constantly changing set for NFEC members and em- Grand Prize: $5,000 ployees to nominate some- Second Place: $2,000 of needs and expectations www.ElkCityRodeo.com and also strives to better the one making a difference in Third Place: $1,500 the community and an op- Honorable Mention: $500 communities they serve and portunity to celebrate the NFEC and Touchstone En- to improve their members? power of human connec- ergy Cooperatives launched quality of life. ——— Q. : tions. In addition to being the #WhoPowersYou Con- About Touchstone Ener- : KREES Of Ghempions nationally recognized, nomi- test in 2016 to celebrate gy® Cooperatives: PRESENTED BY: nees can win up to $5,000 people making a powerful Touchstone Energy Coop- for the cause they champion. impact in their community. eratives (www.touchstoneen- To nominate a local hero Only members of Touch- ergy.com) is a_ national in the NFEC service area, stone Energy Cooperatives, network of more than 700 poe CASINO ELK CITY | members and employees can including those in NFEC, electric cooperatives dedi- go to whopowersyou.com are eligible to participate. cated to serving their mem- and submit their nominee’s About Northfork Electric RODEO : bers and communities with name, photo and a brief de- Cooperative: integrity, accountability, in- scription of how they make a Established in 1939, novation and commitment to difference locally. Nomina- NFEC now provides energy tions open on September 8, to over 2,586 miles of distri- community. Touchstone En- 2020, and must be submitted bution line across Beckham, ergy co-ops collectively de- OF CHAMPIONS Roger Mills, Washita, Greer, liver power and energy solu- by midnight on Oct. 9, 2020. BEUTLER BROS. ARENA, ACKLEY PARK For more info: 405.317.716 An independent panel of Custer, Harmon and Dewey tions to more than 30 million judges will select winning counties. Headquartered in members every day. SEPT. 4-5-6 at theTickets on sale now arena ticket office and ————) 8:00PM EACH NIGHT at Circle A Western Wear : Elk City police radio call log Parade September 5* 10am Downtown Elk City, OK August 27 vehcile(s) Shannon and agency 2100 block of East 1:52 am. - suspicious Kylee. 3rd. Changed on log to keep persons(s) 100 block of 4:34 a.m. - domestic dis- activ, reporting party is a Meadowridge. Reporting pute State and Oklahoma. party believes someone is On First between Oklahoma deputy from Clinton, Ar- following her, reporting nad State. Sounds like fe- kansas, suspect at Holiday Getting YOU party was at the bar and now male subject is upset and Inn Express. Threats to kill male subject is following crying. Verbal only, parties officers, possibly armed, reporting party around the agreed to separate. suspect. Just wants an offi- hotel. Reporting party wants 5:47 a.m. - noise distur- cer to see if the vehicle is in to go to room, but is afraid bance 400 block of West male subject is waiting for Oak. Reporting party said the parking lot, they are try- her at the room door. Report- they heard a very unpleas- ing to track his movements. ing party is outside of the ant noises all night, stated Vehicle is gone, will swing hotel in the grass, will meet she thinks it is officers from Started Safely back by after while in case officer in front of the hotel. Clinton and other places out- subject is just gone tempo- Male subject left the area. side her home. Would like an 2:05 am. 600 block of officer to drive through her rarily. Vehicle has not been West 9th. Follow up. Made area, unble to locate. back. contact with subject. 6:21 a.m. - welfare check 7:52 am. - accident-no 2:10 a.m. - 400 block of 1300 block of West Ist. 911 inury Peace and C Avenue. East 3rd Street. Vehicle, re- porting parties fifteen year call no one is talking, made contact, welfare is okay. Reporting party checked on Call 811 before you dig. Know what's below. old son took vehicle in chey- 7:21 a.m. - welfare check truck. Female subjecty in Call before you dig. When it comes to digging safely, you make the call. enne and is supposed to be 1300 block of West Ist. Sub- truck shook up, but not in- Whether you're working on a large excavation, or simply in Elk Clty, reporting party jects had been in a domes- jured. Reporting party wit- is waiting on a deputy to tic all night, female subject nessed accident. Cadillac planting a tree in your yard, natural gas and utility line make contact with her to do called reporting party and safety should always be job one— and that means ran stop sign. a report. Roger Mills County advised she wanted to leave calling 811 before you dig. Calling 811 helps you know advised he went to see and but he wouldn’t let her. Male 8:24 a.m. - intoxicated per- where natural gas, electric, water and other under- juvenile is not there. subject is going ot stay with son Highway 66 and East- 2:29 am. - suspicious his brother until female is ern. Female subject walking ground lines are located. It also helps you avoid causing person(s) 3rd and Main. Out picke up by family tomor- down road in front of cones serious injuries, service interruptions, or possibly costly with a female. Tow. in construction zone, possi- fines for damaged infrastructure. Make the call. It's 3:01 am. - Suspicious 7:51 am. - assist other easy. It's FREE. Respect the lines. Dig with care. After bly intoxicated. Arrest. 101:10 a.m. - assist other all, safety is in your hands, but always on our minds. "ElkCituNews agency 400 block of North Randall. Beckham County We're investing in infrastructure, technology and services that help keep you safe. advised unauthorized use of USPS # 173-020 More information on natural gas safety is 580-225-3000 vehicle. Taken last night by seventeen year old. Vehicle available at: CenterPointEnergy.com/Safety. Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC is parked at 400 block of 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk City, OK 73644 North Randall, vehicle was POSTMASTER: Send adress changes to 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644 in parking lot when staff ar- Josh Umholtz rived this morning according SUBSCRIPTIONS Deliverd by mail: Publisher to employees, subject is not CenterPoint. 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