The Mooreland Leader is a fourth generation family owned newspaper that is dedicated to everything about Mooreland, OK.
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Since 1903 the Schnoebelen family has worked to keep our readers informed about activities and happenings in our community.
2024-2025 Mooreland Community Calendars are now available. Calendars, which run from August 1, 2024, through July 31, 2025, are filled with community birthdays, anniversaries, school activities and club meeting dates. They can be picked up at The Mooreland Leader now and will soon be available at Stride and The Corner for $6.
2024-2025 Mooreland Elementary School classroom assignments and school supply lists, Mooreland school calendar and immunization requirements are in the July 11 issue of The Mooreland Leader. You can pick up a copy at The Mooreland Leader or The Corner.
First day of school is Thursday, Aug. 8.
There will be a July Fourth softball tournament this year. Call Jill Lintner at 580-334-5519 or Cristi Winn at 580-334-1658 for information.
We need your summer league t-ball, softball and baseball for publication in July. Please email pictures to [email protected] or bring by our office so we can scan by July 5. Include player and coach identifications, record, finish in regular season and post season and league played in.
We need volunteer(s) to step up and organize and run the Mooreland Independence Day Celebration co-ed softball tournament. As of right now the tournament will not be held unless a volunteer or a group of volunteers step forward.
This year’s celebration will be held Saturday, June 29, culminating with the fireworks show that evening around 10:00 p.m. Games would be need to be played around the show and possibly Friday, June 28.
Contact Russell McLain at 580-334-0077 or Jeff Schnoebelen 580-334-8106
Send us pictures of your kiddos on their day off from school playing in the snow for us to use in the January 18 issue of The Mooreland Leader.
Please email to [email protected] with name, age/grade and parents/guardians names
Please send us pictures of your children with Santa Claus. We'll use as many as we can in the coming weeks.
Email pictures with names of children, ages and parents names to [email protected].
Send us pictures of your kiddos having fun in the snow for us to use in this week’s issue of The Mooreland Leader.
Please email to [email protected] with name, age/grade and parents/guardians names
We've got one change to our Thanksgiving turkey drawing bag locations. Woodward Ace Home Center’s bag will be located at 209 Grind House on Main Street in Mooreland instead of their location in Woodward.
Send us pictures of your Halloween ghosts, goblins and creatures and we'll use in future issues of The Mooreland Leader. Please include names, age/grade and parents.
Email to [email protected].
Mooreland Community Calendars are available at The Mooreland Leader, The Corner, Stride Bank and Bull Creek Ag and Outdoors. Cost is $6 each and all proceeds go to Mooreland All Sports.
Pick up the July 13 issue of The Mooreland Leader to find out Mooreland Elementary School classroom assignments and supply lists. The 2023-2024 Mooreland Schools calendar and immunization requirements will also be published in that issue.
We have July 4 pork patties and sausage for sale here at The Mooreland Leader.
Patties are $6 for five patties. Sausage is $3 per one pound package.
All monies raised benefit the Mooreland July 4 Celebration.
Attention all Mooreland t-ball, softball and baseball coaches, we want your team pictures to publish in future issues of The Mooreland Leader. Email pictures with identifications, team record and finish in regular season and post season to [email protected].
270 Conference Playoffs
Mooreland basketball teams will participate in the 270 Conference playoffs Friday, Feb. 3, and Saturday, Feb. 4.
MHS girls and boys will play in the third and fourth place games in Fargo on February 3. Girls will play at 6:30 p.m. followed by the boys. Opponent for both squads will be loser of Leedey- Shattuck games scheduled Thursday, Feb. 2.
Mooreland junior high girls play in the conference championship contest Saturday, Feb. 4, against Leedey. The game will be played at 4:00 p.m. in Arnett.
Please email snow pictures to [email protected]
Did your kiddos get out yesterday after school and create a snowman, go sledding, make a snow angel or build a snow fort?
Send us your pictures and we'll use them in upcoming issues of The Mooreland Leader.
Please include kid's names, ages/grades and parent's names.
Coach Tyler Bates and Mooreland High School academic team will host a Class 2A Regional Saturday, Nov. 12. Other teams participating include Drummond, Oklahoma Bible Academy, Texhoma, Cherokee, Laverne, Turpin, Pioneer Pleasant-Vale and Ringwood. Round one begins at 11:00 a.m. with the championship game set at 4:15 p.m.
We got the dates wrong on the Brown's Shoe Fit ad in the September 8 issue of our paper. Here is the correct ad.
MHS and MJH fast-pitch softball and football pocket schedules are available at The Mooreland Leader.
Mooreland Schools Foundation is offering a chance to impact MHS students interested in furthering their education. All donations are invested and interest earned is given to MHS graduates that apply in form of scholarships.
Mooreland Community Calendars are available for sale at The Mooreland Leader, The Corner and Stride Bank. Cost is $6 for the calendars with lists of birthdays, anniversaries, school activities and club meetings.
URGENT URGENT URGENT CREWS HAVE LOST THE SOUTH END OF THE FIRE AND ARE CALLING FOR IMMEDIATE EVACUATIONS. IF YOU LIVE FROM NS 217 WEST TO HIGHWAY 50 AND BETWEEN EW 38 AND EW 35 GET OUT NOW. WOODWARD COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPUTIES DOING EVACUATIONS NOW. Essentially from the curve on the north side of town to the airport and as Far East as the Curtis road
Georgie Evans submitted this picture taken during the Mooreland Independence Day fireworks show Saturday, July 2. Looking west near the intersection of North Main Street and North Third Street over Mooreland Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
We will publish Mooreland Elementary School classroom assignments, school supply lists for all Mooreland students, Mooreland school calendar and immunization requirements in the July 14 issue of The Mooreland Leader. Copies will be available for purchase Wednesday, July 13, at Jiffy Trip, The Corner and The Mooreland Leader. Mooreland students start the 2022-2023 school year Thursday, Aug. 11.
Mooreland's Independence Day celebration was capped off with a fantastic fireworks display. The nearly 2:30 minute finale (in video) was a patriotic display of pyrotechnics presented by Mooreland Volunteer Fire Department.
Thank you to all the volunteers who make this great day possible.
Join us in Mooreland City Park Saturday, July 2, to celebrate Independence Day.
Mooreland Junior High Baseball Tournament
Thanks to all who entered our Easter coloring contest. As you can see we had a large number of entries. The judges will have a tough time choosing prize winners.
Winners will be announced in the April 14 issue of The Mooreland Leader.
Shattuck High School Baseball Tournament Thursday, March 31 & Friday, April 1
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Mooreland's Independence Day celebration was capped off with a fantastic fireworks display. The nearly 2:30 minute finale (in video) was a patriotic display of pyrotechnics presented by Mooreland Volunteer Fire Department. Thank you to all the volunteers who make this great day possible.
Thanks to all who entered our Easter coloring contest. As you can see we had a large number of entries. The judges will have a tough time choosing prize winners. Winners will be announced in the April 14 issue of The Mooreland Leader.
The sixth ranked Bearcats come onto Enterline Field prior to their 30-28 homecoming win over seven ranked Woodland
Mooreland Independence Day fireworks finale. A great finish to a fantastic day.
