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One person dead in Kay County due to COVID-19, 719 cases of virus statewide

Wednesday, April 1 by Lyman James

According to the Oklahoma State Department of health, Kay County now has one death from the coronavirus as of Wednesday. The person who died is believed to be a man in the age 65+ group.A total of 24 COVID-19 cases have been reported overall in Kay County where no new cases were reported today.... Read More.

Hominy man killed in fatal motorcycle accident in Osage County

Wednesday, April 1 by Lyman James

A fatality collision occurred at 3:39 p.m. Tuesday afternoon on State Highway 20 approximately 3 miles west of Hominy in Osage County.Bryan Goad, 52, of Hominy was driving a 1997 Harley Davidson Motorcycle westbound on Highway 20. For an unknown reason, the vehicle departed the roadway to the right continuing approximately 265 feet impacting... Read More.

Kay County now at 24 COVID-19 Cases, 565 cases in Oklahoma

Tuesday, March 31 by Lyman James

The Oklahoma State Department of Health reports that there are four new cases of COVID-19 in Kay County, bring the total of cases to 24 in the county. This is a jump from 20 on Sunday and Monday.As for the state of Oklahoma, there are now 565 cases of COVID-19 with 1,229 testing negative.... Read More.

Election Emergency impacts April 7 elections in Kay County

Monday, March 30 by Lyman James

An election emergency declaration issued by the State Election Board Secretary on March 18 will impact elections scheduled for April 7 in Kay County, the County Election Board Secretary confirmed today. The election emergency allowed all entities, including those with statutory school board member elections, to reschedule their April 7 elections to another date... Read More.

Oklahoma COVID-19 cases at 481, no new cases for Kay County

Monday, March 30 by Lyman James

The Oklahoma State Department of Health released details Monday morning that there are now 481 cases of COVID-19 in the state of Oklahoma.A total of 153 Oklahomans have been hospitalized, and 17 have died from the virus (4 in Oklahoma County, 1 in Pawnee County, 1 in Sequoyah County, 3 in Tulsa County, 1... Read More.

Kansas man involved in Grant County accident, alcohol believed to be the cause

Sunday, March 29 by Lyman James

A Caldwell, Ks. man was involved in a personal injury collision at 4:35 p.m. Saturday afternoon on U.S. 60 and County Road 1050, eastbound, approximately one-half mile south of Lamont in Grant County.Charles C. Sparks, 57, was driving a 1994 GMC Sierra eastbound on U.S. 60 when he departed the roadway to the right,... Read More.

20 COVID-19 cases now in Kay County, 429 statewide as of Sunday

Sunday, March 29 by Lyman James

As of Sunday morning, there are now 429 cases of COVID-19 in the state of Oklahoma according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health. A total of 1,205 cases have also showed as negative, and 140 Oklahomans have been hospitalized.There are two new reported cases of COVID-19 in Kay County as of Sunday bringing... Read More.

COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma now at 377, Kay County at 18

Saturday, March 28 by Lyman James

As of 11 a.m. Saturday morning, the state of Oklahoma now has a total of 377 confirmed cases of COVID-19. Kay County made a small jump from 17 to 18 cases on Saturday. As for area counties, Noble and Logan each remain with 3 cases, Osage County reports a new case since Friday and... Read More.

322 COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma, 17 now in Kay County

Friday, March 27 by Lyman James

The Oklahoma State Department of Health released their latest update on COVID-19 cases as of Friday, March 27.There are now 322 COVID-19 cases statewide, a jump from 248 on Thursday. Oklahoma County has the most cases with 92 documented.Kay county made the jump from 11 on Thursday to 17 COVID-19 cases. For area counties... Read More.

Number of COVID-19 cases in Kay County rises to 11

Thursday, March 26 by Lyman James

As of 11 a.m. Thursday morning, there are 11 documented cases of COVID-19 in Kay County. Oklahoma State Health Department says that there are now 248 casesof COVID-19 reported statewide.Seven Oklahomans have died from the virus. Two of which were in Oklahoma County as of recent and one in Norman Wednesday night. For surrounding... Read More.