Buffalo News

Schools throughout the area will hold various assemblies next Wednesday to celebrate Veterans Day, honoring the men and who served in the nation's armed forces.

The Northwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association 2009 Annual Meeting and Trade Show will be held Oct.

Author and Harper County native Carolyn B. Leonard will discuss her new book, "Who's your Daddy? A guide to Genealogy from Start to finish," today from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Buffalo Museum.

If high school students or adults are taking health related classes at High Plains Technology Center, they most likely belong to HOSA.

Cherri Fike of Fort Supply focused on reading a magazine while a technician pricked her finger for a blood test.

Sisterhood, learning and fun. Girls can get it all by participating in Girl Scouts, according to Woodward troop leader Amy Wreath.

Every Friday night, except during football season, Aaron Bates of Mooreland can be found dancing at the Woodward Senior Citizens Center.

The annual Buffalo Wing Cook-off has really started to take off with the addition of new contest categories.

LAVERNE, Okla. - A Guymon man was hurt Saturday in a 1-vehicle rollover in Harper County.

Severe thunderstorms have caused damage and knocked out electric power in parts of Oklahoma.

Severe thunderstorms have caused damage and knocked out electric power in parts of Oklahoma.

Severe thunderstorms have caused damage and knocked out electric power in parts of Oklahoma.

Severe thunderstorms have caused damage and knocked out electric power in parts of Oklahoma.

Severe thunderstorms have caused damage and knocked out electric power in parts of Oklahoma.

Staff reports Two people were injured in separate one-car accidents Saturday. A Waukomis man was injured about 11:10 p.m. Saturday on 66th Street, north of Lucien Road.

By Rowynn Ricks Assistant Editor Patrick Riley is a man of many faces. As an Oklahoman artist, one of Riley's specialties is creating exotic masks out of leather and other materials, including paint, beads, metal, ribbon and even cell phone parts and Legos.

Oklahoma will continue to bake in triple-digit heat for at least one more day. According to the National Weather Service, high pressure that has kept conditions very hot and dry over the southern Plains will break down, allowing cold front to enter the region.

Records continue to fall as a Summer heatwave maintains its grip on Oklahoma and Texas.

Intense heat will continue across Oklahoma with no relief in sight for most areas.

All-time record heat is hitting western Oklahoma while morning rains has help keep eastern areas cooler.