DRUMRIGHT — Drumright Chief Brett Lunsford said there was minor damage caused in the area following the weekend wind event that took place Saturday, April 27. The damage assessment report showed roof damage on East Broadway, tree damage on North Harley, and a transformer .

KEYSTONE - Members of Keystone Lake muralist Jay O'Meilia's family visited Keystone Dam powerhouse recently to view the mural he painted half a century ago for the . rst time, in person. Pictured from left are grandson Andrew O’Meilia, son Danny O’Meilia, son Matt O’Meilia, granddaughter Maddie O’Meilia, son Mark O’Meilia, daughter Frannie Walden and son-in-law, John Walden. Jay O’Meilia painted the mural during 1971 and 1972. Family members were also able to see sketches drawn by the artist which were the beginning of the mural design. The concept for the mural sprang from the engineers who developed the west, how this part of Oklahoma would be transformed by the lake and paying homage to the Native Americans and others who called the area home. During interviews in advance of his abduction into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, O’Meilia ws asked what he considered to be his masterpiece. He said, "I've got . ve, my children."

OKLAHOMA CITY — Ninety-two Oklahoma high school students earned more than $100,000 in cash scholarships and tuition grants through the Oklahoma Scholarship Competition and were recognized at the annual Scholarship Awards Assembly on April 24 at the Oklahoma Hall of Fame and Gaylord-Pickens Museum.