(PRWEB) September 22, 2014

Join a fun loving crowd bright and early at The Simmons Center, 800 Chisholm Trail Parkway, this September 25th as the Southwest Oklahoma Senior Games kick off at 8 am. All those 50 yrs and older by September 25th are eligible to register. Registration is $15 and includes a continental breakfast, lunch, T shirt, entertainment, games galore, door prizes and a souvenir.

Hodgson's School of Music and Drama will have talented youngsters singing, and the Simmons Center's very own Pacesetters fitness class will dazzle you with a new routine. Beautiful gifts will be given to the male and female participants with the "most" birthdays and a "Spirit of The Games" award will be given to a participant that exudes the most enthusiasm and fun during the games. Duncan Regional Hospital will be offering blood pressure checks and Varai Health Clinic will be offering free chair massages.

So dust off your exercise shoes and head on down to The Simmons Center to have some fun with ping pong, zumba, darts, disc golf and more. For further information contact The Simmons Center at 580-252-2900 or The Duncan Convention and Visitors Bureau at 1-800-782-7167.

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The Heart of the Chisholm Trail, Duncan, OK Hosts the Southwest Oklahoma Senior Games

JOHNSTOWN Motorists returning from the United States across the international bridge at Johnstown may experience delays or increased wait times Tuesday morning.

Travelers are advised that from 9 a.m. until noon, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and other area first-responders will conduct an emergency preparedness training exercise at the Prescott Port of Entry at the base of the bridge between Johnstown and Ogdensburg, N.Y.

The port of entry and customs offices will remain open at all times, but delays can be expected.

U.S.-bound traffic will not be affected, says the CBSA.

The exercise is an initiative by the border services and area emergency response organizations to respond to threats to the traveling public.

Other participants include emergency responders from Prescott, Edwardsburgh-Cardinal, Leeds and Grenville Emergency Medical Services, Ontario Provincial Police and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Travelers planning to cross the bridge Tuesday may check border wait times on CBSA's Twitter or websites.

See the article here:
Bridge delays likely Tuesday morning