July 27, 2024 Issue, Page 9 of 10

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The Elk City News SATURDAY, JULY 27, 2024 + 9 DOT with Freese and Nichols hold Prework Conference for Downtown Project By Sheryl Ponce eral local businesses, city work- which is 240115. The informa- tial completion, phases 1 and 2 as 14-day notice on message boards the subcontracts must be ap- ers, and Elk City Chamber rep- tion they talked about was the shown on their plans. The work preferred and five-day notifica- proved by ODOT Construction Construction will begin soon resentatives were in attendance grade drain, surface and down- will not start until after Jan. 1, tion for wide load detours. The Division. on the Main Street project by the as well. town streetscapes for SH-6 from 2025, for the phase two portion liquated damages will come in at ‘The project is just around the Department of Transportation. ‘The agenda included a safety 1.2 miles north ofthe I-40 Junc- of the project. There is an incen- $1800 per day. corner, which seems like a long- Tues, July 22nd, at 9 a.m.,, in City discussion that emphasized tion, which extended north in tive/disincentive rate of $55 per The subcontractors noted time coming. The conversations Hall, Will Snipes from DOT, as safety being the responsibility of k City. day with a maximum of 45 days. were Sioux Erosion Control, Sut- have been concerning the in- well as Elk City representatives, everyone, which is a top prior- The contract amount noted May 28th, 2024, is completion terfield Land Surveying, Action terruption of commerce in the Bridgeco Contractors, Inc, and ity of the project. They also went was $11,559,476.57. The contract with flex start date on or before Safety Supply, Midstate Traffic downtown retail section of town. Freese and Nicohols were present over the projects and the site time stated was 400 calendar Sept. 9th. They anticipate start- Control, Horizontal Boring and Once it is completed there will be for the prework conference. Sev- manager contract identification, days with 180 days for substan- ing on Aug, 26th. There will be a Tunneling, and Caswell. All of a new improved look in town. Western Technology Center welcomes new Site Director at Sayre Campus Western Technology Center dents to dif- ership style, Mrs. Glasscock heard. I believe making positive, ‘They enjoy spending time with has worked with students at the welcomes Christy Glasscock as ferent career replied, “I am a dedicated, goal- productive relationships with family and friends, attending elementary and middle school the Site Director at WTC-Sayre. opportunities levels. “I heard great things oriented, problem solver who students, staff, families, com- concerts, and sporting events. Mrs. Glasscock has been in edu- and helping about WTC and wanted to be sets high expectations for my- munity members, and area busi- ‘As the new school year is cation for 24 years and has relo- them identify a part of the team. I am ready self, staff, and students. I believe nesses is essential to the success about to begin, Mrs, Glasscock cated from Duncan where she their talents and excited to elevate my expe- in leading by example. I have of students of all ages” is looking forward to welcoming was the Middle School Principal. CHRISTY and_ interests.” riences and serve secondary and always had an open-door policy Mrs. Glasscock and her hus- area community members and Why WTC? Mrs. Glasscock GLASSCOCK Throughout post -secondary students as they and strive to create a welcoming band, Brett, have been married businesses to stop by for a visit shared that she has “always had Mrs. — Glass- prepare for their career path.” office environment for all stake- for 4 years. Together, they have and tour the great programs at a passion for introducing stu- cock’s education experience, she When asked about her lead- holders to feel valued, seen, and four kids, one cat, and one dog. WTC-Sayre. SWOSU Names 2024-25 EK. Buster Scholars Southwestern Oklahoma Chanchanok assist a high school graduate of locating to Cheyenne in 1951 SWOSU Foundation, Inc. The State University (SWOSU) is a Senior at Cheyenne, Reydon, Hammon, where he practiced medicine Foundation was established in has named Ashton Cockrell SWOSU ma- or Sayre Public Schools or for 53 years. Dr. Buster served 1977 to promote philanthropy of Cheyenne, Devin Mosser joring in Medi- any Roger Mills County high as Roger Mills County’s only award scholarships, and di of Sayre, and Senaart (Cindy) cal Laboratory school graduate who is study- doctor for many years; people tribute funds to support the Chanchanok of Cheyenne as Technician. ing to pursue a career in the would later say it took two activities and programs of the EK. Buster Scholars for ASHTON DEVIN SENAART Mr. Eddie health or medical field. doctors and a physician’s as- SWOSU. For more informa- Academic Year 2024-2025. COCKRELL MOSSER CHANCHANOK Tom Lakey, a Dr. Frank Kendrick Buster sistant to replace him. He was tion about The EK. Buster Cockrell is a Senior at SWOSU majoring in Microbi- Mosser is a Freshman at Alumnus and1969 Past SWOSU earned his Medical Doctorate Chair of from the University of Texas- not only the county's doctor but also an avid supporter and Scholarship or any SWOSU Foundation funds, _ please ology Medical Laboratory Sci- SWOSU majoring in Radio- the SWOSU Foundation Inc, logic Technologies with a mi- established the BK. Buster Southwestern in Dallas. He friend to all. contact 580-774-3267 or vis- ence with a minor in Chemis- nor in Busine: began his medical practice in The EK. Buster Scholar- it ~wwwSWOSUFoundation. try. Scholarship fund in 2004 to Erick, Oklahoma, before re- ship Fund is stewarded by the com. 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