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212 N Laing, Watonga OK 73772 580-623-9548. Kendra Baker (Ward 1-term ends 2021) PO Box 72, 110 N Laing, Watonga OK 73772 580-623-7568 email: KendraBaker2004@gmail.com. Lucky Star Casino Watonga. Website (580) 623-7333. Watonga, OK 73772. From Business: Oklahoma casino with 190 slot machines and 71 progressive slots.
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Blaine County Courthouse 212 N Weigle Ave
The neo-classical Courthouse was built in 1906. The raised, stone foundation and brick walls are highlighted with classical ornamentation and a pedimented entry. The building is capped with a vaulted dome featuring eight oculi. The Courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Ferguson Chapel NE Corner 2nd and Weigle
Dedicated June 4, 1903, this is a one-story clapboard building, with an attic and a basement with an outside entrance. The roof is cross-gabled, and a bell tower rises on the southwest corner above the entrance. Triple windows on each side have arched fanlights above. The windows on either side of the entrance are single with pointed tops and contain stained glass. Fanlight windows in the attic also have stained glass. The bell tower has a wood cupola with four open sides with railings and contains a single bell.
This is a lovely peek into the past and a symbol of the strong religious foundation of the early settlers before statehood. It is the site of an Ice Cream Social each August, and an Old Fashioned Christmas in December. The church is also available for weddings, meetings and historical events. For information, or to have a tour of the building, call 580-623-5452.

T. B. Ferguson Home Museum 519 N Weigle
Relive the journey of one of the pioneers who helped to shape Oklahoma. The Ferguson home was built in 1901 and was home to Elva and T. B. Ferguson for the rest of their lives. After Elva's death in 1947 the house was sold and fell into disrepair. About twenty years later an effort began to see the home restored and turned into a museum, and on October 3rd, 1972 the T. B. Ferguson Museum opened its doors to the public. It is of course still open and free to the public, though donations are appreciated to pay for the expenses incurred maintaining this important historical site.
Lucky Star Casino 1407 S Clarence Nash Blvd
Offers a wide variety of gaming machines, with over 175 to choose from. Try your luck on some of the most popular video and slot machines around. Operated by the Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes, Lucky Star Casino Watonga is open daily to visitors 18 and over. Click here for a preview of the new casino and hotel.
Noble House Bed and Breakfast 112 N Noble Ave
The Noble House Bed & Breakfast is located in a charming 104-year-old building that's been fully remodeled to make sure your stay is cozy and romantic!
Post Office Mural
The historic post office in Watonga, Oklahoma houses New Deal artwork. The oil-on-canvas mural, entitled 'Roman Nose Canyon,' was completed by Edith Mahier in 1941 and installed in the post office lobby, where it is still viewable today.
Roman Nose State Park 3236 S Highway 8A
Named after a Cheyenne chief, Roman Nose State Park is one of the original seven Oklahoma state parks. Set amidst a beautiful canyon, recreational activities at this state park include an 18-hole golf course, swimming pools, hiking trails, two lakes, trout fishing in season, canoeing, paddle boats, mountain biking, horse stables and hayrides by reservation. Rentals include canoes, kayaks, paddleboats and mountain bikes. Swimming in the lakes is not allowed, but fishing and no-wake boating are welcome.
Roman Nose State Park Golf Course S Highway 8A
An 18-hole, par 70 course that offers sloping bent grass greens, Bermuda grass tees and fairways, natural hazards, lake views, canyon walls and mesas. Facilities include a putting green and pro shop with cart and club rentals, snacks and drinks. Cabins, lodging and other recreational opportunities are available within Roman Nose State Park.
Riverwind CasinoWatonga Cheese Festival Downtown Watonga
The second week in October brings thousands of visitors to the annual Watonga Cheese & Wine Festival. Enjoy two days of fun-filled musical entertainment as well as a wine and cheese tasting, art show, quilt show, fiber arts show and children's games. Don't miss the parade down Noble Street at noon on Saturday, and sign up for the Great Rat Race to participate in a 5K run, 10K run or a 1-mile fun run.

Watonga Community Theatre 115 E Main St
'The Company' Watonga Community Theatre, Inc. began in 1983 with its first production of Plaza Suite in a junior high school auditorium. Since that inauspicious beginning Watonga Community Theatre has performed more than 40 productions in its permanent home, the Liberty Theatre, a facility conceived and renovated from an old movie house. An annex housing the costume, dressing rooms and scene shop was added in 1992.

Cheyenne and Arapaho Citizens Vote on Limited Waiver of Sovereign Immunity for Casino Expansion
Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Tribune (CATT)
Lucky Star Casino In Watonga Ok (WATONGA, OK) A special Tribal Council meeting convened on November 23 at the Watonga Community Center in Watonga, Oklahoma. With two items on the agenda to be discussed and voted on, over 200 tribal citizens made an effort to be in attendance and make their vote count. As the meeting began, Eugene Blackbear gave the invocation. At 10:13 a.m. roll call began and the 75-member quorum was established at 10:18 a.m. With one nomination for chairman, Albert Old Crow was elected as the meeting chairman and Bobbie White Thunder was elected as secretary. Agenda items were as follows: 1. A resolution approving limited waiver of sovereign immunity and related provisions associated with a loan to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes by Bank of America, N.A. financing the expansion and renovation of the Lucky Star Casino – Watonga hotel and related facilities on Highway 270, Watonga, Oklahoma. 2. A resolution to approve the creation of the Department of Parks and Recreation. 
 Author of agenda item one was Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Gov. Reggie Wassana, who read the resolution in its entirety. After reading Wassana shared some of his own comments in regards to the resolution. 'This is for the good of the tribe. This is for this community that doesn't always have jobs. This is to raise revenue so we can have it for our elders and our younger kids. This isn't for me, this isn't for any individual, it's for the growth of the tribe and until we start playing with the big boys, as everybody says, with the Chickasaws and Choctaws and everybody else, then we need to start being more aggressive and get to doing something instead of just waiting for it,' Wassana said. Wassana continued to say that if the tribes created some type of credibility in the banking world and institutions, the tribes can get loans for more expansions in the future. 'We can go out and get loans a lot better and loans aren't easy to get, you have to remember where we came from as a tribe, we're trying to put ourselves out there as credible to get loans and that's what we're doing but this is just one part of the expansions that we'd like to do,' Wassana said who also said the loan amount from Bank of America, N.A. would be for $15 million. With many tribal citizens voicing their opinions in favor of the expansion, a few raised concerns and opposition to the resolution. 'What about contractors and filing suit, there's concerns that I have. Have there been valued engineering reports done, making sure we get what we paid for with our money? There's a lot of things that I know that aren't being stressed for the tribe, it's not that I'm against it, it's that I'm voicing the cautionary things,' Victor Orange said. Funston Whiteman also voiced his opinion over the casino expansion stating, 'One of the things that we have to remember as tribal members, the more tribal members we get involved, the better decisions we have at that opportunity. I went on Facebook live out here for the out-of-district tribal members out there, wherever there at I don't know where there at, but the more you get in our tribal government, our tribal elections, our special council meetings, the better decisions we make … whatever you vote, let's get it out to out-of-district, in-district, lets get more people involved.' After allowing discussion, meeting Chairman Old Crow called for a vote on agenda item one. The resolution approving limited waiver of sovereign immunity and related provisions associated with a loan to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes by Bank of America, N.A. financing the expansion and renovation of the Lucky Star Casino – Watonga hotel and related facilities on Highway 270, Watonga, Oklahoma, passed with a vote of 197 yes, 47 no and 4 abstaining. Agenda item two, A resolution to approve the creation of the Department of Parks and Recreation passed with a vote of 203 yes and 0 no and 0 abstaining.Lucky Star Casino Watonga OklahomaThe Special Tribal Council Meeting was held today, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019 at Watonga, OK. Here are the results:...
Posted by Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Executive Office on Saturday, November 23, 2019 'When I ran for office that's one of the things I wanted to do is create a Parks and Recreation Department, there's a lot of things that we needed to bring about in the tribe, which are slowly evolving, we're doing a little at a time but it's time that we create this department so that we can have a full fledge number of people to look after it, cut it, paint it, whatever we got to do … for all of our tribal parks, all of our recreational areas and powwow grounds. We have to start progressing, and we'll bring more things in front of the tribal council so that we can progress,' Wassana said. The meeting adjourned at 11:54 a.m.

T. B. Ferguson Home Museum 519 N Weigle
Relive the journey of one of the pioneers who helped to shape Oklahoma. The Ferguson home was built in 1901 and was home to Elva and T. B. Ferguson for the rest of their lives. After Elva's death in 1947 the house was sold and fell into disrepair. About twenty years later an effort began to see the home restored and turned into a museum, and on October 3rd, 1972 the T. B. Ferguson Museum opened its doors to the public. It is of course still open and free to the public, though donations are appreciated to pay for the expenses incurred maintaining this important historical site.
Lucky Star Casino 1407 S Clarence Nash Blvd
Offers a wide variety of gaming machines, with over 175 to choose from. Try your luck on some of the most popular video and slot machines around. Operated by the Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes, Lucky Star Casino Watonga is open daily to visitors 18 and over. Click here for a preview of the new casino and hotel.
Noble House Bed and Breakfast 112 N Noble Ave
The Noble House Bed & Breakfast is located in a charming 104-year-old building that's been fully remodeled to make sure your stay is cozy and romantic!
Post Office Mural
The historic post office in Watonga, Oklahoma houses New Deal artwork. The oil-on-canvas mural, entitled 'Roman Nose Canyon,' was completed by Edith Mahier in 1941 and installed in the post office lobby, where it is still viewable today.
Roman Nose State Park 3236 S Highway 8A
Named after a Cheyenne chief, Roman Nose State Park is one of the original seven Oklahoma state parks. Set amidst a beautiful canyon, recreational activities at this state park include an 18-hole golf course, swimming pools, hiking trails, two lakes, trout fishing in season, canoeing, paddle boats, mountain biking, horse stables and hayrides by reservation. Rentals include canoes, kayaks, paddleboats and mountain bikes. Swimming in the lakes is not allowed, but fishing and no-wake boating are welcome.
Roman Nose State Park Golf Course S Highway 8A
An 18-hole, par 70 course that offers sloping bent grass greens, Bermuda grass tees and fairways, natural hazards, lake views, canyon walls and mesas. Facilities include a putting green and pro shop with cart and club rentals, snacks and drinks. Cabins, lodging and other recreational opportunities are available within Roman Nose State Park.
Riverwind CasinoWatonga Cheese Festival Downtown Watonga
The second week in October brings thousands of visitors to the annual Watonga Cheese & Wine Festival. Enjoy two days of fun-filled musical entertainment as well as a wine and cheese tasting, art show, quilt show, fiber arts show and children's games. Don't miss the parade down Noble Street at noon on Saturday, and sign up for the Great Rat Race to participate in a 5K run, 10K run or a 1-mile fun run.
Watonga Community Theatre 115 E Main St
'The Company' Watonga Community Theatre, Inc. began in 1983 with its first production of Plaza Suite in a junior high school auditorium. Since that inauspicious beginning Watonga Community Theatre has performed more than 40 productions in its permanent home, the Liberty Theatre, a facility conceived and renovated from an old movie house. An annex housing the costume, dressing rooms and scene shop was added in 1992.
Cheyenne and Arapaho Citizens Vote on Limited Waiver of Sovereign Immunity for Casino Expansion
Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Tribune (CATT)
Lucky Star Casino In Watonga Ok (WATONGA, OK) A special Tribal Council meeting convened on November 23 at the Watonga Community Center in Watonga, Oklahoma. With two items on the agenda to be discussed and voted on, over 200 tribal citizens made an effort to be in attendance and make their vote count. As the meeting began, Eugene Blackbear gave the invocation. At 10:13 a.m. roll call began and the 75-member quorum was established at 10:18 a.m. With one nomination for chairman, Albert Old Crow was elected as the meeting chairman and Bobbie White Thunder was elected as secretary. Agenda items were as follows: 1. A resolution approving limited waiver of sovereign immunity and related provisions associated with a loan to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes by Bank of America, N.A. financing the expansion and renovation of the Lucky Star Casino – Watonga hotel and related facilities on Highway 270, Watonga, Oklahoma. 2. A resolution to approve the creation of the Department of Parks and Recreation. 
 Author of agenda item one was Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Gov. Reggie Wassana, who read the resolution in its entirety. After reading Wassana shared some of his own comments in regards to the resolution. 'This is for the good of the tribe. This is for this community that doesn't always have jobs. This is to raise revenue so we can have it for our elders and our younger kids. This isn't for me, this isn't for any individual, it's for the growth of the tribe and until we start playing with the big boys, as everybody says, with the Chickasaws and Choctaws and everybody else, then we need to start being more aggressive and get to doing something instead of just waiting for it,' Wassana said. Wassana continued to say that if the tribes created some type of credibility in the banking world and institutions, the tribes can get loans for more expansions in the future. 'We can go out and get loans a lot better and loans aren't easy to get, you have to remember where we came from as a tribe, we're trying to put ourselves out there as credible to get loans and that's what we're doing but this is just one part of the expansions that we'd like to do,' Wassana said who also said the loan amount from Bank of America, N.A. would be for $15 million. With many tribal citizens voicing their opinions in favor of the expansion, a few raised concerns and opposition to the resolution. 'What about contractors and filing suit, there's concerns that I have. Have there been valued engineering reports done, making sure we get what we paid for with our money? There's a lot of things that I know that aren't being stressed for the tribe, it's not that I'm against it, it's that I'm voicing the cautionary things,' Victor Orange said. Funston Whiteman also voiced his opinion over the casino expansion stating, 'One of the things that we have to remember as tribal members, the more tribal members we get involved, the better decisions we have at that opportunity. I went on Facebook live out here for the out-of-district tribal members out there, wherever there at I don't know where there at, but the more you get in our tribal government, our tribal elections, our special council meetings, the better decisions we make … whatever you vote, let's get it out to out-of-district, in-district, lets get more people involved.' After allowing discussion, meeting Chairman Old Crow called for a vote on agenda item one. The resolution approving limited waiver of sovereign immunity and related provisions associated with a loan to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes by Bank of America, N.A. financing the expansion and renovation of the Lucky Star Casino – Watonga hotel and related facilities on Highway 270, Watonga, Oklahoma, passed with a vote of 197 yes, 47 no and 4 abstaining. Agenda item two, A resolution to approve the creation of the Department of Parks and Recreation passed with a vote of 203 yes and 0 no and 0 abstaining.Lucky Star Casino Watonga OklahomaThe Special Tribal Council Meeting was held today, Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019 at Watonga, OK. Here are the results:...
Posted by Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes Executive Office on Saturday, November 23, 2019 'When I ran for office that's one of the things I wanted to do is create a Parks and Recreation Department, there's a lot of things that we needed to bring about in the tribe, which are slowly evolving, we're doing a little at a time but it's time that we create this department so that we can have a full fledge number of people to look after it, cut it, paint it, whatever we got to do … for all of our tribal parks, all of our recreational areas and powwow grounds. We have to start progressing, and we'll bring more things in front of the tribal council so that we can progress,' Wassana said. The meeting adjourned at 11:54 a.m. Lucky Star Casino Watonga OklahomaA Native American newspaper with a big voice and strong dedication to its readers, the Tribal Tribune is your best source for Cheyenne & Arapaho news. Follow the Tribal Tribune on Twitter @CATribalTribune The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal Tribune can be reached at:
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