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Food Bank distribution set for Saturday

Lindsay Community Food Bank distribution is set for Sat., Oct. 28 from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., according to Lisa Jackson, program coordinator.
The Food Bank is located at Calvary Baptist Church, 410 W. Chickasaw in Lindsay.
Those needing to sign up to receive food from the Food Bank are asked to fill out an application available at the church Mon. – Thur. between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Monetary donations and volunteers who help pack boxes are appreciated. Those interested in helping are asked to contact the church at 405-756-2781.

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Friday Night Lights shine in Oklahoma

It’s football time in Oklahoma!
Yes, the skies across Oklahoma’s plains will be lit with Friday night lights. High school football is off and running in southern Oklahoma, and games begin at 7:00 p.m.
Lindsay travels to Purcell
Maysville travels to Fox
Alex hosts Davenport
On Sat., Sept.30 the Oklahoma Sooners host the Iowa State Cyclones.
“Wear your school colors, and get your cheering voice ready, because football season is here!” one fan encouraged.

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Dept. of Veteran Affairs rep to be in Lindsay

Alan Jacobson, with the Oklahoma Department of Veteran Affairs, will be back at the Lindsay Community Library the first Tuesday of every month, according to Brenda Norrell.
Mr. Jacobson will be available by appointment to help Veterans with claims, benefits, and any questions they may have.
The Lindsay Community Library is located at 112 W. Choctaw in Lindsay.
Those who would like to set up an appointment
may contact Mr. Jacobson at 918-397-2562.

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SUPER REGIONALS!

🔥🔥SUPER REGIONALS🔥🔥
Leopardettes are ranked 3rd for Super Regionals and will host the Vian Lady Wolverines on Thursday.
This will be the best out of three series.
Game 1 @ 12pm
Game 2 @ 2pm
Come out and MAKE SOME NOISE for these ladies as they make a run for a second trip to STATE!! 🧡🖤
Tickets must be purchased online at the link below.
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Fundraisers help support American Legion

The American Legion Ball-Smith Post 23 is a local organization consisting of veterans volunteering to improve the lives of other veterans, their families and honor those who have died, according to Sheryl Kochert.
The Post is involved in many community activities at no cost to the public or city/town.
The 4 flags at Greenhill cemetery and the large one on Main Street are maintained and replaced as needed by Post 23, which includes the flag retainer wires.
The Memorials at Erin Springs, Purdy and Greenhill cemeteries are updated annually by adding the names of those who have died since the last update.
If funeral honors are not done by Post 23, the list of names to be updated may be incomplete. The Post relies on family members to contact them with those names.
“It is never the intention to neglect the addition of any veteran’s name to the Memorial,” Ms. Kochert explained.
Communication with the Post is imperative with the veteran’s name to avoid a delay when scheduling the update that is customarily done each spring.
The expense alone for adding names to the Memorials and replacing flags may exceed the income for the Post. Fundraisers are promoted for this purpose. Bingo is one such endeavor to ensure adequate funds are available.
The flag program is another fundraiser. Businesses participate annually to have flags placed at their site on selected holidays. Flags are also placed on Main Street for parades or special events. They are put up by daylight and taken down before dusk, except in inclement weather.
“Please consider supporting the Post in honoring our veterans, past and present,” Ms. Kochert added.