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2- The Elk City News May 17, 2023 Round Town May 17 Carnegie Library Story- time with Mr. Cloud and Drop In Crafternoon. May 18 Carnegie Library Songs & Stories with Ms. Shannon. Lt. Governor's Travel & Tourism Summit. 1:00pm LT. GOVERNOR'S | TRAVEL& - 5:30pm, Arrowhead Cen- ter. May 20 Baseball “Schools out for SJ TOURISM Summer Slam” Tourna- ment, Elk City 5 Plex. SUMMIT Softball “Slugfest” Tour- nament, Elk City 5 Plex. Registration is Open - Spring Lt. May 21 Governor’s Travel and Baseball “Schools out for Summer Slam” Tourna- Tourism Summit ment, Elk City 5 Plex. ‘The Oklahoma Travel Industry Association has partnered with Lt, Governor Matt Pinnell to produce the 2023 Spring Lt. Governor's Travel & Tourism Summit, which will be held in Elk City on Thursday, May 18 Softball “Slugfest” Tour- at the Arrowhead Center, 1:00-5:30 PM nament, Elk City 5 Plex. ‘The program provides tourism education featuring speakers cov- ering a range of topics on best practices to promote tourism in your region and includes a town hall-type discussion by the Lt. Governor's May 27 Office on tourism development in each of the areas visited around the G&S Promotions Gun state. Speakers will be...Session 1, Heady Coleman, Founder of Go Win Approach and Session 2, Matt Bradshaw, Facility & Program Manager Show, Elk City Convention Elk City Arrowhead Center. Center. “Due to a scheduling conflict, Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell will be un- able to attend the Elk City Summit. Following the end of the Elk City speakers, Kirby Smith, the Lt. Governor's Chief ofStaff, will lead a town May 28 hall-type discussion. G&S Promotions Gun Show, Elk City Convention Center. Do you have an event or something else you would like to share with the com- munity in the Round Town Calendar? Email the information for the event to elkci- tynewsegmail.com = Members of the Leadership Class IX at the Oklahoma State Capitol rElkCituNews Semifinals Continued from page 1. increase in the third inning when they added three more runs. next three innings but could ing they hoped for, the Boys not convert them into runs. Kash Mayfield pitched for in Brown will most certainly However, the Elks made a nearly six innings, striking make future appearances at (USPS # 173-020) 1-0 lead in the top of the sec- spectacular rally in the fourth out six batters. Aiden Hopper the State Tournament. The 580-225-3000 inning when they added three closed the game on the mound. ond. Is published twice weekly by B am County Media, LLC But Tuttle countered with runs, making the score 5-4, Cole Buid led the Elks in program appears to be ripe 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 ‘The bases were left loaded. hits. with talent for several upcom- Periodicals Postage Pal id at Elk City, OK 73644 two runs in the second inning. The Elks showed several Although McClure’s Elks The Elks saw Tuttle’s lead promising moments in the didn’t come up with the end- ing years. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to PO Box 964, EI OK 73648 SUBSCRIPTIONS Deliverd by mail: $75/yearly Josh Umholtz....Publisher Sheryl Ponce....Staff Writer Email your “Letter to the Editor” to $50/six months Neva Pyatt....Advertising Director No refunds on subscriptions. Zadie Eakins... Advertising Director Design/Layout [email protected] D’Ann Brasuell elkcitynews @gmail.com Nahka King...CSR/Delivery [email protected] [email protected] Hours: Mon - Thur 9-4 + Friday 9-12