JOSH AND JAXON HARDY TAKE 1ST PLACE AT THE MCGEE CREEK BASS CLUB SEASON OPENER ON BROKEN BOW LAKE!
JOSH AND JAXON HARDY TAKE 1ST PLACE AT THE MCGEE CREEK BASS CLUB SEASON OPENER ON BROKEN BOW LAKE!
Coalgate High School is proud to honor Tommie Kay Weeden Martinez, a 1990 graduate, as a 2025 inductee into the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame. A dedicated and accomplished athlete, Tommie Kay excelled in basketball, track, and field, particularly in shot put and discus. Her perseverance, talent, and determination made her one of the most dominant throwers in CHS history.
Chris Clymer, who has been employed with the City of Coalgate as a firefighter and police officer for over 20 years, now has a new title – Coalgate Chief of Police.
CONGRATULATIONS TO PEC WINNER, JOYCE GUINN OF TUPELO.
Braedy Wardrope, a former Coalgate High School student, made history on February 1 by winning the very first Miss South Tulsa County Miss America preliminary pageant. She will compete for the title of Miss Oklahoma the first week of June at Rose State College in Oklahoma City.
COALGATE WRESTLING HAD AN INCREDIBLE SHOWING AT THE MIDWESTERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT!
Chris Clymer, who has been employed with the City of Coalgate as a firefighter and police officer for over 20 years, now has a new title – Coalgate Chief of Police.
Following a January 17 traffic stop for speeding, a 23-yearold Canyon, TX man was arrested for falsely personating another to create liability. The crime is punishable by a fine of $10,000 and ten years imprisonment.
JOSH AND JAXON HARDY TAKE 1ST PLACE AT THE MCGEE CREEK BASS CLUB SEASON OPENER ON BROKEN BOW LAKE!
Coalgate High School is proud to honor Tommie Kay Weeden Martinez, a 1990 graduate, as a 2025 inductee into the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame. A dedicated and accomplished athlete, Tommie Kay excelled in basketball, track, and field, particularly in shot put and discus. Her perseverance, talent, and determination made her one of the most dominant throwers in CHS history.
First of all, my favorite story of the week . . .
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