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One Central Oklahoma town is now offering money to people who've been vaccinated. Anadarko City Manager Kenneth Corn said as COVID-19 continues to spread, they think it will slowly move towards their community and they'd rather be proactive than reactive.  The city decided to allow anyone who has been vaccinated to have a chance to win money within the next couple of weeks. "There are people who are hesitant about getting the vaccine for lots of reasons," Corn said. "We just want to give them maybe another reason to go get it." One person 18 and older will have a chance to win $1,000 and two...

0:43 The city brought in a contractor Wednesday to look at the main water line.  After working through the night, the city has managed to temporarily resolve the issue until the correct parts arrive.  City Manager Kenneth Corn says Anadarko’s water infrastructure is old and is now showing its deficiencies. "We have a very old system. It’s not been very well put together and so we are having to correct a lot of things that probably shouldn’t have been put in place.  The problem that we found--they’re saying the part takes three to four weeks," said Corn.

By: Clayton Cummins ANADARKO, Okla. - Across the country, cities and states paused to remember lives lost to COVID-19, from New York, L.A., to Chicago where the skyline went dark Tuesday evening.  But we know COVID-19 has no boundaries.  Flags and a memorial tree are now mainstage in Anadarko’s Unity Park. It will stay that way through the end of the week.  City leaders hope it is a sobering visual of a pandemic that does not discriminate.  The display is also to honor those working the front lines of the pandemic.  “We think it is important to pause and remember and we hope today�...