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A Message From the Blackwell Journal-Tribune Team
As members of Kay counties, we share your concern about the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic and its impact on our community. We remain cautious but optimistic, and we take heart knowing that our corner of the world is full of strong, generous people that look after each other. And, as each of us know, it is in moments of crisis like this that our community sustains us; we need to connect with each other even if we need to keep our physical distance.
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Greenfield's final City Council meeting: 0% rate increases
Glenn Cox takes office
July 8, 2020
July 1, 2020
June 24, 2020
June 17, 2020
COVID-19 continues to spread in Kay County; Oklahoma
Blackwell Schools seeking input on classes during COVID-19
Blackwell coach tests positive for COVID-19; Meeting being held...
Cap's Corner: Do you believe in God? The answer isn't easy
Cap's Corner: When it comes to George Floyd, justice is not revenge
Blackwell church sells repurposed flowers for Memorial Day
4th of July Parade Marshal: Ralph Gose
Police logs May 31- June 7: Loud music and lost dogs
Black Lives Matter protest held in Ponca City
Blackwell Police help family cool off
Joan Carol Wilbur
Bruce Robinson
Patricia "Trish" Ann (Matthews) Hurst
It's human to be angry, but it's also human to forget.
Missing Cringe: I'd take furries over "YOLO Swipe up"
Letter to the Editor: Glenn Cox for Blackwell