April 7, 2021 Issue, Page 3 of 10

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3 NEWS April 7, 2021 Over 2 million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in Oklahoma Total number of doses administered through state and federal allocation in Oklahoma exceeds two million, according to CDC OKLAHOMA CITY — Deputy Disease Control and Preven- check with one of our hundreds your final dose for your body to new CDC guidelines before gath- lines can change as more Ameri- Commissioner Keith Reed with tion’s (CDC) online tracker, of pandemic providers across produce an effective immune ering with friends and family cans receive their vaccines.” the Oklahoma State Depart- which incorporates vaccination the state, check with your per- response. Please be mindful of and be aware that these guide- ment of Health (OSDH) issued data for both state and federal sonal provider or use the federal the following statement after doses administered, Oklahoma vaccine finder to check for ap- the state reached over two mil- has administered 2,021,155 to- lion total doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered: “This is another significant tal doses. We’re proud to say that a CO- VID-19 vaccine is waiting for pointments. Cases and hospitalizations have decreased significantly, GALLERIA milestone for all Oklahomans, and we thank those who have stepped up and done their part every adult Oklahoman who wants it, and we encourage which is great news as it means the vaccine is proving to be ef- fective within our communities. FURNITURE everyone to schedule their ap- to protect the lives and health of our communities across the state. We couldn’t have reached this point without the help and pointment as soon as possible. The sooner people step up to get their vaccine, the faster we will However, we can’t let our guard down. A lot of people still don’t have the vaccine and are still at risk from COVID-19. We should OUTLET hard work of our public health staff, volunteers, and many valu- be able to return to a sense of normalcy. We not only want to take our summer back, we want continue to practice the three W’s (wear a mask, wash your hands and watch your distance) OF ELK CITY able partners, including medical providers, county health de- our fall and winter seasons back in public places. partments and our tribal health We’re excited to see more GALLERIA as well — a vaccine makes that 10% OFF partners — and of course, all of possible. Oklahomans receive their vac- you who have chosen to receive You can sign up for an ap- cine each day. If you’ve gotten your vaccine. your vaccine already, remember pointment now using the state’s According to the Centers for it takes about 14 days following vaccine portal. You can also Entire store excluding appliances Oklahoma City area IHS COVID-19 vaccine appointments 20% OFF Tommie Copper Mattresses and Dreamer Mattresses The Lawton Indian Hospital son and Johnson) and 16(Pfiz- (2nd Dose 4/28) has COVID-19 vaccine appoint- ments available for everyone er) years of age and older. • 4/7- Clinton - Weatherford • 4/7 - Clinton - Clinton Com- includes some select items munity and Public School (2nd who is 18 (Moderna and John- Community and Public School dose 4/28) • 4/8 - Clinton - Woodward Misdemeanors Felonies Community and Public School (2nd dose 4/29) • 4/12 - El Reno Public School • 4/14 – Claremore Expo Cen- 30% OFFSelected items MISDEMEANORS ter State of Okla vs Wilson D Todd Domestic assault & battery • 4/15 – Claremore – Oologah State of Okla vs Andrew S Kent DUI Public School FURNITURE State of Okla vs Heather D Collins DUI Claremore Indian Hospital State of Okla vs Andrew E Umsted DUI. Possession of CS daily appointments available State of Okla vs Erin K Hester DUI Clinton, Watonga, El Reno: State of Okla vs Jennifer B Ramsey DUI. DUS OUTDOOR FURNITURE 580-331-3433 daily appoint- State of Okla vs Tanner D Moore Domestic assault & bat- ments available tery Haskell SU: 785-843-3750 - State of Okla vs Ty G Fox Possession of CS & paraphernalia MATTRESS • APPLIANCES Option 7 Option 1 State of Okla vs Emily K Holmes Possession of CS & para- phernalia Appointments available Tues- day and Thursday Morning State of Okla vs Max T Morrison Property damage Anadarko and Carnegie: 405- FELONIES State of Okla vs Joseph E Monego Failure to register as a 247-7989 Pawnee Health Center: 918- Best Prices in Town • 50,000 sq. Ft. showroom sex offender 762-6639 or 918-762-6724 o State of Okla vs Troy A McClain Possession of a stolen 3105 West 3rd Daily Appointments Available vehicle Wewoka Health Center: State of Okla vs Michael C Walker DUI 405-551-1855 405-257- State of Okla vs Mervin L Peachey Resisting. Endangering others by eluding 7520405-257-7319 - 405-257- 7366 o Daily Appointments (next to Tractor Supply) State of Okla vs Allen D Shelton DUS. Possession of CS & paraphernalia. Endangering others by eluding State of Okla vs Maegen P Gladden Conspiracy State of Okla vs Jordan T Willis Child abuse Available For more information please visit: www.facebook.com/ocaihs 580-303-4845 Reed Reads & Retail SATURDAY, APRIL 10 If the OPEN flag is flying, 9:00 a.m. 37th Annual Southwest Farm I’m selling, trading and buying! & Home Expo...Opens to Public 116 N. Mangum Ave, Mangum, OK • Earl D Reed, Sole Proprietor All Day FFA Ag Mechanics Show & Silent 580.821.4376 Auction - South Exhibit Hall Open Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment All Day Antique Tractor Display South Exhibit Grounds 2:00 p.m. All Breed Bull Sale...South Exhibit Hall 6:00 p.m. Expo Closes...On Site Security Provided APRIL 10 & 11, 2021 SUNDAY, APRIL 11 Noon Expo Opens to Public Convention Center 1:00 p.m. Children's Pedal Tractor Pull ELK CITY, OKLAHOMA Ages 4-12; Registration at 1:00 p.m. t Featuring the Lates Begins at 1:30 p.m. South Exhibit Hall es for Products & Servic 1:00 p.m. BBQ Cook-Off Judging Begins the Farm, Home North Exhibit Hall, East Room and Garden! All Day Antique Tractor Display FR AdmisEs E South Exhibit Grounds ion 3:30 p.m. FFA Ag Mechanics Awards Presentation Main Exhibit Hall CONCESSIONS PROVIDED BY...Elk City FFA North 5:00 p.m. Expo Closes Exhibit Hall And Merritt FFA South Exhibit Hall FOR MORE INFORMATION 800-280-0207 [email protected]