Blanchard Farmers' Market

06/12/2026

Join us tomorrow opening at 8 AM for another great weekend at the Blanchard market. This week will feature 39 vendors grab you some farm fresh food, and perhaps find that perfect Father’s Day gift for dad.

06/06/2026

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05/22/2026

05/16/2026

May Daze weekend going strong at the Blanchard Farmers Market!

05/15/2026

Dear Farmers Market members, the weekend of May Dayz, May 16th the wind is far too high for us to sit out and potentially damage $5000 worth of tents. So for this reason, we are still moving forward with the market, however it will be without tent cover, unless the wind dies down considerably. We are very sorry for this inconvenience, but are trying to consider the full season.
Please join us for another great weekend!

05/03/2026

Blanchard Fire Department Fighting Grass Fire

Grass fire near 3rd Street North. Sunday, May 3rd. Blanchard Fire Department and regional partners are working a grass fire south of 3rd Street North and west of Morgan Avenue. As the firefighters are working to get control of the fire, they are requesting some property owners to evacuate for safety reasons. Those contacted by fire or police personnel should follow the instructions of the officers.

Until the fire is completely controlled, the Blanchard Fire Department is asking people to avoid the area to allow the firefighters room to perform their duties.

See full article: https://app.govoutreach.com/blanchardcityok/public/communications/64611

04/28/2026

This weekend!

04/25/2026

Next Saturday!! May 2nd we will begin our season located on Hwy 62 across from the Veterans Memorial! Opens 8am. See you there!!!

04/18/2026

Coming 2 weeks from today!!!!!!!
40 season vendors are ready to sell their Oklahoma made products,veggies and other fun items!

03/26/2026

New Waterline Update

Many citizens have asked about the water that is coming from the new waterline at Main and 3rd Street. This is an intentional and important part of installing new waterlines. The completed line is filled with chlorinated water and then allowed to sit for several days to have time to disinfect. The line is then flushed and refilled with fresh water from which chlorine and BAC-T tests are taken. If the line passes those tests, then it is ready to be put into service.

For a 12" line, it takes a long period of time to drain it through a 1" tap, as there are 5 gallons of water in every foot of filled line.

See full article: https://app.govoutreach.com/blanchardcityok/public/communications/61329