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New Medical Marijuana Dispensary Grand Opening This Weekend Randy Spicer II Interstate 40 and South of Hydro Outside City Editor of City Limits Graduation ceremonies set for SWOSU Southwestern Oklahoma State about commencement is available at Pharmacy ceremony — Fine Arts — Pioneer Cellular Event Center University will host commencement www.swosu.edu/commencement. Center • Noon Saturday — All Master’s & activities this Thursday through The lineup includes: • 10 a.m. Saturday — Bachelor’s and Ed.S. degrees in the Graduate School Saturday on the Weatherford and Sayre • 7 p.m. Thursday — Sayre campus Associate degrees in the College of Arts of the College of Professional and campuses, and all five ceremonies will ceremony — Sayre Public Schools and Sciences and School of Behavioral be livestreamed. Auditorium Sciences and Education of the College •Please see Graduation, Access and additional information • 7 p.m.Friday — College of of Professional and Graduate Studies Page 8 Upping the budget Two requests cause $83,500 increase Randy Spicer II City Editor The Weatherford City Commission approved two supplemental budget requests totaling $83,500 during Tuesday’s regular meeting. One request for $65,000 calls for a 10-inch water line extension of about 4,300 feet on the south side Leanna Cook/WDN of Interstate 40 from Airport Road to the former Above, Burcham’s PM Pre-K singing One Small Voice by Jack Hartmann. Below, Burcham’s Eastman Kodak facility, which is now the Miraclon AM Pre-K classes performing a rendition of the Beatle’s Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da. Corporation manufacturing facility. “From Airport Road on the south side of I-40, we have a 10-inch water line supplying that area. But from Airport Road to Kodak, we have a void. We have no water, as far as a water line,” city Public Works director Trent Perkins said. He said the extension is for “future city developments” and indicated businessmen Rick Koch and B.G. Biscoe are starting separate property developments in that area. “I think it’d be efficient for the city if we loop that system and have that water in place,” Perkins said. “It’s going to help you have water there at all times.” •Please see Increase, Page 3 New medical marijuana dispensary grand opening this weekend Randy Spicer II Interstate 40 and south of Hydro outside City Editor of city limits. It’s at Exit 88 and half-a- mile west on the south access road. RT66 Apothecary, a new medical The business has been operating since marijuana dispensary near Hydro, is March 1. prepping for its grand opening this Friday They offer a wide variety of products and Saturday, plus a patient clinic 11 a.m. from multiple strains of cannabis, to CBD to 5 p.m. Saturday. flower, to vape cartridges and applicators, “We’re super proud to have a small and a full line of “pharmaceutical-grade” business with women owners. We have CBD products. Wax concentrates and been working on this since last July when edibles such as gummies, hard candies, the law passed. We wanted to take our brownies, cookies, caramels, suckers and time and make sure we were doing it rice crispy treats also are available. correctly,” owner Jayme Haight-Salcido In addition to CBD-infused honey and said. coffee, the dispensary also offers CBD “My two partners and I are in this tea, THC salve and THC-infused products business to help people. That’s our No. such as honey, peanut butter, seasoned Randy Spicer II/WDN 1 priority — to help people. That is my olive oil and assorted jams. RT66 Apothecary personnel Hunter Vaughan, Melissa Diebert, passion, to help patients.” Jayme Haight-Salcido, Brandi McAdams and Jaden Ferguson The dispensary is located at 2026 •Please see Opening, County Street 2470, Suite 2, just south of Page 7 stand ready to serve patients. Not pictured is Travis Myers. OU golf Throwback Thursday Governor veto Sooners place third See and read about what happened Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoes bill at Big 12 Championship in the city in 1959, 1979 and 1999 about state employees’ overtime Read full story, Page 4 Read full story, Page 7 See picture, Page 11 Legals — 10-11 Puzzles — 10 Classifieds — 7-9 Sports — 4 Police — 5-6 Chatterbox Do you have information for the WDN Chatterbox? Call (580) 772-3301. The Weatherford Indian Baptist Church is hosting an Indian taco sale 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday on the corner of 7th and Stafford. Tacos are $6 each; call (405) 430-7683 for deliveries of 5 or more. For more information, contact Lynn Littlehawk at (580) 447-1904. Happy Birthday to WDN Facebook friends Janelle Roseberry, Nereyda Alvarez, Brenna N Justin Castro, Kay Morrison, Lauren Crothers, Donna Moore Curry, Lacy 50¢ Golden, April Griffin and Jordan Stinson. PAGE 2 - WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2019 Obituaries Todd Jeff Sutton 1959-2019 Memorial services for in Clinton they made first son, Kyle, followed his “PaPa” time. Todd Jeff Sutton, 60, their home in Hydro. three years later by Those dearly missing Weatherford, will be 2 Several years later, son, Koby. Todd loved him at home are his p.m. Saturday, May 4, Frank and Ruby moved his sons more than wife Jamie Sutton 2019, at First Baptist their family to Elk City anything. He took them of their home in Church with Earl where Todd attended camping, fishing, and Weatherford. Son Kyle Stephenson officiating. school, spent his played with them in the Sutton, wife Gena and Services are under the childhood, and made yard where he would grandsons Bryar and direction of Lockstone lifelong friends. He laugh and film them for Rydge of Arlington, Funeral Home. graduated from Elk City hours. He considered Texas. Son Koby Todd Jeff Sutton, High School in 1977. his sons his greatest Sutton of Weatherford. a kind, loving man After graduation, Todd accomplishment. Parents-in-law James who was loved by all tried his hand in the In 2014, Kyle married and Judy Smith of who knew him will be oilfield and college life the love of his life, Weatherford. His sister, missed, and our time before finding himself Gena. Shortly after we Debbie Kepley, husband with him will always be back in Hydro where were blessed with two Ken of Prince George, cherished. he landed a job with beautiful grandsons, Virginia. His parents Our “PaPa” was 3M in 1979. Todd had Bryar, 2 ½ and Rydge, and one brother Jeffery a caring and loving found his forever job, 10 months. Bryar will be welcoming him husband, father, son, and also met his wife of thinks “PaPa” hung the home. and friend. 38 years, Jamie. They moon. In lieu of flowers Todd’s story started married in 1980, and Todd enjoyed please make donations on March 23, 1959, the made their home in spending time with his to the Alzheimer’s youngest child of Frank Weatherford. family, cooking out, Association or to a and Ruby (Foreman) Five years later they fishing, and laughing. charity of your choice in Sutton. After his birth were blessed with their He especially loved all Todd’s name. Todd Jeff Sutton Brandon Todd McKellips 1978-2019 Memorial services for He worked as an by his wife, Misty May Brandon Todd McKellips, electrician, and as an McKellips of Elk City, 40 year-old Ringwood entrepreneur he owned and Oklahoma; two brothers, resident, will be held 1 operated his own company. Chad (Darlene) McKellips p.m. Saturday, May 4, He was a member of of Cyril, Oklahoma and 2019, at the Cumberland ICC – International Brian (Cathy) McKellips Presbyterian Church in Code Council. He was of Hydro, Oklahoma; Clinton. an electrical contractor three sisters, Dawn Raena Brandon was born in Oklahoma and master McKellips of Vernon, December 23, 1978, in electrician in Texas, Texas, Terri Jean Voyles Cordell, Oklahoma to being the youngest at the of Fairview, Oklahoma, Larry Don and Donalda time, and was a member and Candy (Terry) Stidham Jean (Walker) McKellips of Knights of Columbus. of Hinton, Oklahoma; and passed away at home Brandon loved riding his and numerous nieces Sunday, April 28, 2019, in motorcycle, being outdoors and nephews. He was Ringwood. especially by the water, preceded in death by his Brandon was raised and spending time with parents; brother, Darrel and attended school in family and friends. Ray McKellips; and his Weatherford. Brandon is survived grandparents. Brandon Todd McKellips WEATHERFORD DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 2019 - PAGE 3 Increase •Continued from Page 1 Mayor Mike Brown said the city medical advice from EMTs and Association is receiving $4,000 for a to manage the daily operations of the completed similar work “years ago” near firefighters and relay it to officers and golf tournament June 29-30 and the city swimming pool and the splash pad ATS Trucking, also on the south side ask the right questions,” he said. “It also Weatherford Mid-America Youth at Rader Park for the upcoming pool of I-40, which contributed to that area’s has a program where we can make sure Basketball organization is receiving season. growth. dispatchers are using the system right.” $12,500 for two basketball tournaments The pool will be open 1-7 p.m. The second approved request is June 1-2 and June 14-16. Tuesday through Friday and 1-5 p.m. $18,500 for the Weatherford Police Commission approves Saturday and Sunday, May 25 to August Department to complete the APCO Hotel/Motel requests Other business 11. The splash pad will be open May Intellicomm Software implementation Eight Hotel/Motel Tax Advisory Upon recommendation from the 25 to September 2. Mayor Brown said and Enterpol CAD to APCO Committee funding requests worth Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group an employee will be out at the splash Intellicomm software project.
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