Senior Menu
Lunch is served for a $5 donation at the Newcastle Senior Citizen’s Center each weekday. Meals consist of a drink, soup, salad bar, main meal and dessert.
Lunch is served for a $5 donation at the Newcastle Senior Citizen’s Center each weekday. Meals consist of a drink, soup, salad bar, main meal and dessert.
Newcastle High School Choir attended the District Solo and Ensemble Contest on Saturday, February 24, bringing home several awards. Attendees, from bottom left, are: Allison Hill, Avery Phillips, Aubrey Cain, and Aly Wilson. At top are: Elle Bearden, Chance Bell, Emily Bussom, Madison Claypool, and Raena Kimbrell. Bussum, Cain, Kimbrell, Claypool, Wilson and the ensemble of Bussum, Cain, Claypool and Phillips qualified to compete at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. Bearden, Bussum, Cain, Kimbrell, Claypool, Wilson and the ensemble received Superior, while Bell, Phillips and the Duet of Bussum and Hill received Excellent.
In a bold stride toward innovative urban living, Selah, the much-anticipated new urbanism community, has officially broken ground on its Liveworks and Townhomes development.
Last week, 47 Mid-America Technology Center students enrolled in Trade and Industrial Education programs participated in the SkillsUSA SW District Leadership Competitions held at the Grady County Fairgrounds in Chickasha.
Tri City Women in Action is planning a meeting at 7 p.m. today (Thursday) in the Newcastle Library. WIA is a group for progressive women with concerns for community and social issues. WIA is an offshoot of Norman’s Women in Action for All.
217 S. Main, Suite C
Newcastle, Oklahoma 73065
405-387-5277