Free community fair to help sve abused, neglected horses from slaughter
Coweta, OK - Residents of Wagoner County are invited to attend a community fair on Saturday, Oct. 8, featuring good, clean, family fun. Enjoy children’s activities, games and prizes, live music, shopping, food and a chance to meet horses saved from the slaughter pipeline. The Lone Star Mane Event will take place at 14505 S. 353rd E. Ave. (Lone Star Rd. and Hwy. 51) in Coweta from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The event features two live bands - Silver Alert, a classic rock band, and the Tony Canali Band, which offers
Coweta Chamber welcomes Edward Jones Financial Advisor Rick Silman as new member
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Monday, Aug. 8 to welcome Edward Jones Financial Advisor Rick Silman into membership with the Coweta Chamber of Commerce. Silman joined the chamber this spring and hosted a number of chamber members, family and staff for the celebration. His office is located at 24204 E. Highway 51 in Oneta Square, just east of Oneta Road. Edward Jones is a financial services and financial planning company that has been in business for 100 years. Silman joined the company in February
Okie Girls Hair Company joins Coweta Chamber
A long-established Coweta salon has become the newest member of the Coweta Chamber of Commerce. Okie Girls Hair Co., located at 13761 S. State Hwy. 51 in the Oak Grove Center, joined the business organization in July. On Monday, Aug. 1, Owner/Stylist Jessica Church was joined by salon staff, several chamber members and city leaders for a membership ribbon cutting celebration.Church opened her salon in 2014. The family-friendly business serves women, men and children with everything from haircuts, color and
Wagoner County Clerk to offer fraud alerts at no cost
Wagoner County Clerk Lori Hendricks is now offering fraud alert notifications trough their website at no cost to the citizens of Wagoner County. “According to the FBI, property and mortgage fraud is the fastest growing crimes in America, costing property owners over $200 million in 2020 alone. It is s simple as someone recording a fraudulent document against your property, making it appear as though they own it,” Hendricks said. “Then they obtain a mortgage against the property and the rightful owner does
