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As a new year unfolds, it is a great time to reflect and to plan. It is always good to remember and learn from what the current year has taught, but also good to think about what the next year holds. As you look backwards and forward, here are four things that have encouraged me and that, I pray, encourage you as well.

Lunch is served for a $5 donation at the Newcastle Senior Citizen’s Center each week day. Meals consist of a drink, soup, salad bar, main meal and dessert.

Several Newcastle-area students at Oklahoma State University were named to the honor rolls for the fall 2022 semester.

The following persons have been charged by the State of Oklahoma with traffic or other violations or have filed other court actions in Mc-Clain County District Court between December 29 2022 January 4, 2023.

Like pioneer aviator “Pearl” Carter Scott or retired Navy test pilot and astronaut Cmdr. John Herrington, Austin Wallace is making his mark on Oklahoma aviation. Recently, Wallace took a leap of faith by following his dreams of opening Adventure Air, a premier flight school in Goldsby, Oklahoma.

Reading through the Oklahoman’s Sunday newspaper, the All-State football list reads like a who’s who among Oklahoma high school football athletes.

Newcastle wrestling returned home from a trip to Pauls Valley for the 49th Annual Brian Scripsick Tournament with a first-place trophy.

Racer wrestling hosted the Class 5A number 3 Elgin Owls the night of Thursday, January 5, but took the team loss, 57-16.

The Junior High Racers won third place at the Brian Scripsick Tournament in Pauls Valley

Newcastle’s girls basketball returned to action January 3 against a tough Bethany squad, taking the loss, but then took part in the Hinton Tournament over the weekend, bringing home a third-place win.

Sucharda MVP of tourney, Tre Martinez named All-Tournament