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10+ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2024 The Elk City News Results, Elk City Rodeo of Champions August 30-September 1, 2024 seconds; 2. Mason Couch, Bronaugh, City, Okla. and Cam Hoelting, Olpe, Tie Down Roping rett, Comanche, Okla. 16.28; 7. Chelsie All-around champion: Wyatt Muggli, Mo. 3.9; 3. Kodie Jang, Byers, Colo. 4.2; Kan,/Dawson McMaster, Madison, 1, (tie) Jarvis Demery, Beggs, Okla., Shoop, Pryor, Okla, 16.32; 8. Ivy Hurst, Lane, Okla. (tie-down roping, team rop- 4, Tyler Scheevel, Alva, Okla. 4.3; 5. Kan, 5.9 each; 7. Wyatt Muggli, Lane, Cash Fuesz, Eureka, Kan. and Monty Springer, Okla, 16.33; 9. Cayla Small, ing) Skyler Woolls, Sour Lake, Texas 4.4; 6. Okla./Casey McCleskey, Guthrie, Tex- Lewis, Hereford, Texas 9.2 seconds each; Afton, Okla. 16.38; 10. Lindsey Muggli, Mare Joiner, Loranger, La. 4 . Chance as 7.0; 8. Tyler Hobert, Alva, Okla./ 4, Sterling Smith, Stephenville, Texas 9.7; Lane, Okla. 16.39. Bareback Riding Howard, Sallisaw, Okla. 48: . Ty Batie, Shannon Frascht, Alva, Okla. 7.1. 5. Kallen Johnson, Amarillo, Texas 10.0; 1, Roedy Farrell, Thermopolis, Wyo. Leedey, Okla. 5.1. 6. Wyatt Muggli, Lane, Okla, 10.257. Aus- Bull Riding 88.5 points on Black Kat; 2. Dean Saddle Bronc Riding tin Lawrence, Sperry, Okla, 10.5; 8. Blake 1. Cash Toews, Canton, Kan. 86 points ‘Thompson, Altamont, Utah 87; 3. Tuker Team Roping 1. Denton Ward, Goodwell, Okla. Carter, Seminole, Okla. 11.3. on Moody Muley; 2. (tie) Jace ‘Trosclair, Carricato, Saratoga, Wyo. 81.5; 4. Bryce 1. Klay Yaussi, Udall, Kan./Kash 83 points on Long Ago; 2. Coleman Chauvin, La. and Jacob Carige, Stephen- Eck, Redfield, Kan. 78; 5. Brazos Winters, Yaussi, Udall, Kan, 4.8 seconds; 2. Shallbetter, Gunnison, Colo. 82.5; 3. Barrel Racing ville, Texas 84.5 each; 4. Trey Benton III, ‘Texline, Texas 77; 6. Ethan Crouch, Gon- Manny Egusquiza, Hico, Texas/Evan ‘Tom Webster, Weatherford, Texas 81; 4. 1, Deb Guelly, Cat Springs, Texas Richards, Texas 80; 5. (tie) Lucas Lund, zales, ‘Texas 75; 7. Gauge McBride, Kear- Arnold, Stephenville, Texas 5.0; 3. Skinny Parsons, Springdale, Ark. 80.5; 16.04; 2. Oceane Vellieux, St. Alfred, Carthage, Mo. and Brody Nelson, Minot, ney, Neb. 73. Ryon Boatright, Stillwater, Okla./Joe 5. Trent Burd, Madison, Kan. 80; 6. (tie) Quebec 16.05; 3. Fallon Taylor, Dal- N.D. 78.5 each; 7. Lukasey Morris, Union Day, Kechi, Kan. 5.5; 4. Brent Mibb, ‘Tanner Hayes, Elkhart, Kan. and Dahlyn las, Texas 16.06; 4. Julie Plourde, Saint- City, Okla. 75; 8. Jesse Hopper, Mangum, Steer Wrestling Pryor, Okla/Blayne Horne, McAl- ‘Thomas, Woodward, Okla. 79.5 each; 8. Gedeon, Quebec 16.12; 5. Lanita Peirce, Okla. 73. 1. Matt Reeves, Cross Plains, Texas 3.8 ester, Okla. 5.6; 5. (tie) Zack Woods, Brady Irvine, Bloomfield, Ind. 78.5. Comanche, Okla. 16.15;6, Shy-Anne Jar- ** Unofficial results. Walters, Okla./Gavin Foster, Elmore Corey Lively, CEO of CHAMBER MULLINS Sept. 14th, they will be host- ing a concert called “A Night GPRMG, thanked the group Continued from page 1 in Nashville” with Caroline for coming to the hospital for Continued from page 1 Grace at the Pioneer Center, the meeting. He then gave the cas’ office was there and spoke. Rodeo board mem- group an update on the hos- cit. But if you put everything He said that they will be back pital. He said that they have ber, John Thomas, reported into play, you're closer to $3 in Sept. and focus on keeping on the Rodeo of Champions. brought in another orthope- trillion deficit, and we only the government open, refer- He gave the group informa- dic surgeon, and they made continue to grow,” Mullins ring to approving the budget. tion about tickets and that an offer to an OBGYN doctor explained. He also mentioned the farm they have a new sponsor withto come to Elk City. They have He continued to say that bill, which is in a holding pat- Barber/Dyson Ford. He said partnered with a company to they go wrong with discre- tern, that they average about 15,000 havea 12-bed unit to help with tionary spending, and no Ronda Smith gave the Fall people through the gates over those aging. The last thing he one wants to go against the Festival report. She reported the three days of the rodeo. talked about was partnering mandatory spending such as that it will take place Sept. DeShawna Smyth, coalition with the schools for telehealth Medicaid reimbursements, 21st and 22nd. It will be in the coordinator for substance use, services. Medicare, and Social Secu- first building at the conven- prevention, treatment, and re- ‘The next person to talk was rity. He is against cutting tion center with food trucks in covery, spoke to the chamber Cheyenna — Villarreal-Lively. spending for the military and front again. members about the upcoming She talked about an upcoming wants to look at increasing The Western Oklahoma suicide prevention walk. There fundraiser for Western Okla- defense spending. Mullins Historical Society's Flea Mar- will be two walks. One will homa Family Care Center. On talked numbers and added ket was the next report by Bev- take place in Elk City’s Ackley Oct. 19th, they will have a fun that balancing the budget will erly Jordan. She gave a brief Park west, and the other will run for the center. She is look- never happen. history of the event, and then be in Cordell. The Elk City ing for sponsors, as well as Mullins also talked about Walk will be Sept. 21st. went on to say that it will take those who want to participate the Farm Bill, which will be place Oct. 4th, Sth, and 6th, Then Mike Sparks, Super- in the walk/run. There will a put on extension. They are ‘They have approximately 99 intendent of Elk City Public variety of levels so everyone working on the 2018 Farm vendors right now, and then Schools, spoke about the suc- can participate. Bill, and it runs out Sept. she encouraged everyone to cess of the school in the way The last person to talk was 30th. He believes they will come out and shop. of improving their scores. He Joe McConnell from the Elk pass another extension on it. Senator Mullins and Elk City's Gary Nix share stories about deploy- Julie Western then spoke said that their enrollment is City Motorsports Park. He said The senator did not bring ment to the Middle East. about the Western Oklahoma up with 2143 students. They that they had over 150 kids at up the current presidential Alzheimer’s Collaborative and also have 128 students taking their last race, and they gave politics, but he agreed to an- plus three, and he was ex- Mullins went on to talk about Go Purple Sunday evening at concurrent college courses. He away 72 bikes, which was val- swer questions about it. It is tremely athletic. Obviously, the polls and Trumps’ place the Rodeo of Champions. She also talked about a new Emer- ued at about $7000. He added too early to tell the outcome, he couldn't put his hands up in the race. talked about the purpose of gency Medical Technician that their racing community is but he said that it looks like and touch his nose. Couldn't Although there were few the group and how they share (EMT) class that will start next growing with people coming the Republicans will take the walk without assistance. questions from the audience, the awareness of Alzheimer's semester and the new football as far away as Weatherford, House. And the only question he got Mullins continued to talk dementia and other brain ill- video board. Pampa, Woodward, and Altus, Mullins then talked about right, who was the president. about current issues. He ad- nesses. According to the Al- Justin Ediger talked about Finally, Weatherly drew for President Trump, and he told He knew it was President dressed rural hospitals and zheimer’s Association of Okla- the Pioneer Center, He invited the jackpot which was $385. a story about how Trump be- Trump. Somehow that story healthcare, immigration, and homa, 70,500 Oklahomans people to contact him con- The winner was Pedro’s who came his friend. Mullins’ son broke,” Mullins said. Medicare. are living with Alzheimer’s cerning rental of the facility, was not present, therefore, was hurt very badly. Although his son was still After greeting members of dementia, and 108,000 are They will be hosting honor the drawing will continue to “He had a freak wrestling in ICU, Trump called Mullins the community and talking unpaid caregivers for those choir festivals, and Dec. 15th, increase. The next Breakfast accident at Newton, Kansas, to ask about his son. That was one-on-one with them, Mul- with the condition. Saturday, the band and choir will have Club will take place Nov. 20th. they hit heads like two but- when Mullins saw a different lins left to continue his tour concerts. ton rounds, Jim was running, side of Trump. Trump offered of south and northwestern I was coaching, and he says, to pay for a neuroskills reha- Oklahoma. ‘Dad, I don't feel good’ In bilitation. Although Mullins Mullins is a business own- Providing comfort and, Supportfor End of Life cholces class, he quit reading, and said no, Trump continued to. er, cow-calf rancher, and he woke up 26 hours later, a call every week to check on husband to Christie Mul- different kid. He didn’t know the teenager. Then Trump lins. Together they have six who I was, didn’t know who flew in to see the son, Even children Jayce, Jim, Andrew, Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and spiritual re- his parents were. He didn’t after the son recovered, they Larra, Ivy, and Lynette. He sources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer know who his mom was. He have remained friends. was sworn into office in Jan. or heart failure. Hospice care also helps family members manage the practical didn’t know where he was, He said that the Trump 2023, after serving in the US and didn't know his name. He campaign is going strong House of Representatives. 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