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OHH Keeps Tax Rate Steady as Costs Rise, Reimbursements Fall

Olney Hamilton Hospital directors voted Aug. 28 to keep the hospital district’s property tax rate unchanged at $0.445670 per $100 valuation, even as officials acknowledged that the hospital faces a significant financial challenge after posting a $1.6 million cumulative operating loss through the first five months of the fiscal year.

The Bobcat defense dominated the Longhorns and the Yellowhammers in a preseason tuner. Photo by Will Sadler
Bobcat #5 Hudson Hill stretches out for an offensive touchdown reception. Photo by Will Sadler
A Bobcat defender takes advantage of a rushed Rotan quarterback with an interception. Photo by Will Sadler
Assistant Bobcat Coach James King gives instructions and corrections to a Bobcat. Photo by Will Sadler
A Bobcat running back looks downfield for his opening toward the goal. Photo by Will Sadler
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Bobcat #2 Joey Soito pressed the Longhorn and Rotan quarterbacks the entire scrimmage, forcing many mistakes as quarterbacks scrambled to get rid of the ball. Photo by Will Sadler
A Bobcat defender rushes the Rotan quarterback, who rushes the throw, which falls right into the hands of a Bobcat defender for an interception. Photo by Will Sadler
Newcastle Cheerleaders take advantage of the Bobcat scrimmage to practice new stunts and cheers. Back Row, left to right: Greenleigh Moore, Kinzee Forbus. Front Row, left to right: Kenzie King, Kourtney Whitfield Photo by Will Sadler
Bobcat Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Isaiah Archer go over plays on the side during the preseason scrimmage. Photo by Will Sadler
Players and Coaches from the Bobcat, Longhorn, and Yellowhammer scrimmage circle up for fellowship and prayer after the day’s matchup. Photo by Will Sadler

Newcastle Bobcats on the Prowl as Season Opens

The Newcastle Bobcats hosted a sixman tuner at Bobcat Stadium with the Forestburg Longhorns and Rotan Yellowhammers. No score was officially taken, but unofficially the Bobcats handled both teams with the ease and confidence of a seasoned group who have been playing together for years. The Bobcats opened the season traveling to Borden County to play the Coyotes. The Bobcats were holding on but slowly falling behind, but after the half, the Coyotes ran away with the game, winning 50-16. The Bobcats host the Guthrie Jaguars at home on September 4 for their homecoming at 7:30 p.m. The Newcastle Junior High Bobcats will play Guthrie at 5 p.m. at home.

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