News and Events for Washington, OK - Tuesday, February 24, 2026

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News and Events for Washington, OK this February 2026

What to Do in Washington, OK This Week: January 2026 News and Events

Welcome to your mid-January roundup for Washington, OK. The days are short, the nights are chilly, and the calendar is full of ways to connect, lend a hand, and keep the winter blues at bay. Here is what is happening this week first, followed by a few dates to bookmark later this month.

This week at a glance

  • Mon Jan 12 - Library Winter Reading Kickoff, 4:00-6:00 pm at the Public Library. Pick up reading logs for all ages, grab cocoa, and browse staff picks for cozy reads.
  • Tue Jan 13 - Bulldogs Basketball Home Doubleheader, 6:00 pm at the High School Gym. Youth Night recognition between games - students in youth league jerseys are invited to form the spirit tunnel.
  • Wed Jan 14 - Community Soup Supper and Coat-Blanket Drive, 5:30-7:30 pm at the Community Center. Bring a clean, gently used coat or blanket to donate and enjoy a hot bowl with neighbors.
  • Thu Jan 15 - FFA Chapter Work Night, 4:00-5:30 pm at the Ag Barn. Students and volunteers are welcome for a mid-winter tidy and project prep.
  • Thu Jan 15 - Family STEM Night, 6:00-7:00 pm at the Public Library. Hands-on winter science stations suitable for grades K-6 with a caregiver.
  • Fri Jan 16 - Homecoming Friday, pep rally at 2:30 pm in the High School Gym and varsity tipoff at 6:30 pm. Court presentation during halftime of the boys game.
  • Sat Jan 17 - Little Dribblers Skills Clinic, 9:00-11:00 am at the High School Gym. Bring court shoes and a water bottle; volunteer coaches will run station drills.
  • Sat Jan 17 - Volunteer Fire Department Safety Day, 10:00 am-2:00 pm at the Fire Station. Sign up for free smoke alarm checks and pick up winter heater safety sheets.
  • Sun Jan 18 - Park Trail Clean-Up, 2:00-3:30 pm at City Park pavilion. Bags and gloves provided; dress for muddier areas.

Helpful notes for the week

Potholes are popping up after the freeze-thaw cycle. Please slow down on Main near the school zone and around the four-way by the grain elevators. If you plan to attend weeknight events, carry a small flashlight for darker parking areas and watch for icy spots on shaded sidewalks. The library has a warming table with hot water and tea during open hours this week. Athletics note: if weather forces a change, the school will update the phone tree and post notices on the gym doors by 3:00 pm on game days.

Community spotlight

The Senior Center hosts free winter wellness checks on Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00-11:00 am this week, including blood pressure screenings and light chair stretches. The coat-blanket drive continues through Saturday with distribution coordinated by local churches next week. FFA has opened a winter produce swap corner at the Ag Barn entry shelf - bring what you can, take what you need, no questions asked. The Volunteer Fire Department is seeking a few extra hands for hydrant cap checks later this month; adults and teens with a parent are welcome.

Later this month

  • Mon Jan 19 - Town offices closed in observance of MLK Day. Community Day of Service litter pickup, 10:00-11:30 am, meet at City Park pavilion.
  • Wed Jan 21 - Town Board meeting, 6:00 pm at Town Hall. Agenda includes midyear roads update and park lighting discussion.
  • Sat Jan 24 - Youth Livestock Show Clinic, 8:30-11:30 am at the Ag Barn. Grooming basics, showmanship walkthrough, and pen safety.
  • Sun Jan 25 - Winter Chili and Cornbread Social, 12:00-2:00 pm at the Community Center. Live acoustic set round-robin after lunch.
  • Wed Jan 28 - Community Blood Drive, 10:00 am-3:00 pm in the High School commons. Photo ID helpful for check-in.
  • Sat Jan 31 - Bluegrass Night, 6:00-8:00 pm at the Community Center. Open jam starts at 7:00 pm - bring an instrument or just enjoy.

Have an event for a future bulletin? Drop a flyer at Town Hall or the library circulation desk by Thursday at noon for the following week. Stay warm, drive carefully, and see you around Washington.


 
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