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NEWS 2• SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 2026 The Elk City News Misdemeanors Felonies GRADUATES retired from SWOSU in 2021. Weatherly is an ECHS graduate who earned a bachelor’s degree Weatherly also helped establish the Elk City Public Schools Foun- dation, Inc., and he’s served as sion, and he served on the Elk City Airport Commission, Cemetery Commission, and Planning Com- Continued from page 1 from SWOSU in 1975. President of the Elk City Chamber mission. MISDEMEANORS Human Anatomy. For 20 years, she That same year, Weatherly of Commerce, the Elk City Arts He’s also a Past President of the State of Okla vs Jeffery L Taylor DUS was the only professor who taught bought Elk City’s RCA store from Council, and the Elk City Rotary SWOSU Alumni Association and State of Okla vs Joseph S Monego Sr Possession of parapherna- the anatomy course. Wendell Powell at Broadway & Jef- Club. has served on the Association’s lia After 30 years on the faculty, Ball ferson, which he operated for many Weatherly was also elected to Board of Directors for more than State of Okla vs Daniel P Rafferty DUS years. two terms on the City Commis- 50 years. State of Okla vs Dewayne S Evans Possession of CS FELONIES State of Okla vs Jodie L Tignor Conspiracy. Forgery. Computer fraud State of Okla vs Zachary Harrison DUI State of Okla vs Ashley D Reddy Conspiracy. Uttering a forged instrument. Computer fraud State of Okla vs Amanda L Conner Conspiracy. Uttering a forged instrument. Computer fraud State of Okla vs Rodney L Kirk II Conspiracy. Uttering a forged instrument. Computer fraud State of Okla vs Jeff W Coots DUI. TOC. Speeding. Possession of marihuana & paraphernalia State of Okla vs Beverly G Binion DUI. TOC. Possession of CS & paraphernalia Marriages & Divorces MARRIAGES Terry Stone, Elk City – Jacalyn Oldham, Elk City BAND sion. Seventh grade auditions were Kaylyn Miller-Atteberry – second Continued from page 1 chair flute; Ariel Branch – third chel Carignan – 14th chair clarinet; chair clarinet; Lily Boone – fourth Aracili Talamantes – 16th chair chair clarinet; Kambri Dixon – clarinet; Dominic Baires – fifth eighth chair clarinet; Ariel Loera chair alto saxophone; Jasey Bark- – second chair alto saxophone; er – second chair trumpet; Kra- Jackson Swartwood – fifth chair gen Behrens – fifth chair trumpet; trumpet; Avery Williams – sixth Brylee Murphy – seventh chair chair trumpet; Julian Syribouth horn; Jaron Aranda – first chair – first chair trombone; Mason trombone; Daniel Greenroyd – Yow – second chair trombone; Gatlin Brittain- sixth chair trom- Shockley – fifth chair percussion; has surpassed their reputation of fifth chair trombone; Darol Jon- bone; Echo Alvarez – ninth chair and Kynzie Burks – sixth chair per- being top in the state and even the son – ninth chair trombone; Noah trombone; Xander Archer – sec- cussion. nation. Keep an eye out for their Inman – fourth chair baritone; and ond chair tuba; Tenley Chauncey Their talent and skills will rep- performances, both locally as well Trey Kincaid – 3rd chair percus- – fourth chair percussion; Sophia resent Elk City in the tradition that as on the go in San Diego. (USPS # 173-020) 580-225-3000 Is published once weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk City, OK 73644 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to PO BOX 964, Elk City, OK 73648 paypal.com/donate/?hosted_but- SUBSCRIPTIONS Sheryl Ponce, Staff Writer DINNER ton_id=3F562S6SCK6Z6 Day Shelter - Deliverd by mail: Continued from page 1 https://www.walmart.com/ $50/yearly print only Neva Pyatt, lists/holiday-wishlist/70678a3d- $60/yearly print & online is always a need in helping oth- $40/online only Advertising Director ers in this community, as well as 6840-4eb4-a3fc-47eeff711a4e Amazon - neighboring communities. 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