The Vici Lady Indians overpowered Waukomis 49-28 advancing to the championship game of the Mooreland Holiday Classic. Ashlyn Watkins led Vici in scoring with 11 points.  Jade Hazelbaker also finished in double digits with 10. Jacee Barr and Lauren Morris contributed 9 each. For the 5th consecutive year, the Lady Indians will vie for the championship against Sayre Lady Eagles. Game time is 6:30 pm. If you are unable to attend, tune in at vicivisiontv.com or Vici Vision Facebook Live

The Vici Indians dominated Beaver from the get-go to earn their shot at the championship trophy, final score 75-46.  Abel Miramontes steered the Indians to victory with 25 points.  Kason Jackson and Hunter Halderman contributed 11 and 10 points respectively. Colten and Chase McCracken had 7 each. The Indians head to the championship game for the first time since 2010 where they will face the 8th ranked Ringwood Red Devils. Game time is 7:55 pm. Tune in at vicivisiontv.com or Vici Vision Facebook Live if you aren’t able to attend.

The Mooreland Holiday Classic starts today. Vici Lady Indians will take on Fargo-Gage-Ft Supply at 12:50 pm. Boys will face Waukomis at 2:15 pm. If you’re unable to attend, join us for Vici’s tournament games online at vicivisiontv.com and Vici Vision Facebook Live.

Colton McCracken and Raegan Watkins were crowned 2017 Homecoming King and Queen last Friday.

Town of Vici Trustees will consider changes to the use of the airport. The town’s auditor has questioned the usage of the facility. The town has also been approached about using the area for athletic or ag purposes.

Dewey County Commissioners will discuss the possibility of placing liquor by the drink on the ballot at their next meeting on Monday, December 11, 2017.

And Republican candidates for State Senate District 27: Carolyn Mclarty, Michael Medill, Casey Murdock and Travis Templin all responded to a questionnaire distributed by The Vici Vision. Learn more about them before you vote next Tuesday.

This and more, all in the December 7 issue of The Vici Vision.

Well that was fun! The Vici Vision held a contest last month and supplied our vendor who sold the most newspapers with a $25.00 gift certificate to issue to the first person buying a newspaper at their establishment in December.

B-Mart convenience store sold the most newspapers in November. Dennis Schandorf was the first person to buy a copy of The Vici Vision at B-Mart this month!

Thanks to B-Mart for selling The Vici Vision and thanks to Dennis Schandorf for reading! Merry Christmas!!

Veterans were  honored at a program by Vici Public School last Friday. Veterans pictured from front left: Doug Nelson, Harold Hutchison, Harlow Parry, LD Baird, DeWayne Brown, Ray Carr; back row from left Rhonda Kaskaske, Connie Aubry, Robert Aubry, Roger Boone, Orval Cutsinger, Dusty Mitchell, and Seth Maher. We can’t say it enough Veterans, Thank You For Your Service!

A transport truck roll over Friday, November 10th did not result in any injuries. Highway 60 between Vici city limits and the Y was blocked for several hours.

Among other items, Vici School Board discussed and voted on a bond issue that will land on the February ballot.

Kamron Trimble is an Ok-MEA All State Honor Choir member. Congrats Kamron!

A small fire about three miles east of Vici, and just north of the Iochem Iodine Plant, was quickly extinguished by Vici Fire Department Friday morning, November 3rd. A downed power line was likely the cause.

In January 2016, an electrical fire was extinguished at the same site. Jonna Hensley, spokeswoman for Northwestern Electric (NWEC), said there is an ongoing problem, “Salt water vapor from the nearby plant is corroding the power lines.” NWEC is researching possible solutions to the problem.