'We're doing our best': Winganon still struggling 2 years after bridge closure

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Aug 5, 2025
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KJRH By: Emma Burch Aug 06, 2025

WINGANON, Okla. — Two years have passed since the bridge on East 300 Road was closed in the small Rogers County town of Winganon, leaving families and businesses grappling with the repercussions.

Despite initial optimism surrounding a construction project aimed at flood mitigation, community members now report ongoing hardships.

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