Latimer County Sheriff’s Office Sheriff Adam Woodruff and Chief Deputy Markus Ward delivered over 1,200 cans of food to the KiBois Community food bank

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Today Sheriff Adam Woodruff and Chief Deputy Markus Ward delivered over 1,200 cans of food to the KiBois Community food bank in Wilburton. These food items where a result of the Latimer County Sheriff’s Office food drive.  We want to thank all those who helped make this drive be such a success. Sheriff Woodruff also delivered toiletries donated by the Wilburton 4H and toys for the Latimer County Pick A Star donated by an anonymous donor. If you are able to help with the great programs that KiBois sponsor please do. God bless you and Gob bless Latimer County. 

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