By Kristen Finley | Byng Public Schools
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By Kristen Finley | Byng Public Schools
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Hattie Peacock was northbound on state Highway 1, three miles south of Latta, when she lost control of her 2005 Jeep Liberty, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
SULPHUR – Staff at The Artesian Hotel, Casino and Spa are preparing to deck the halls in anticipation of the fifth annual Classic Christmas celebration. The event, which runs throughout the holiday season, will feature lights and decorations, Breakfast with Santa, live reindeer, a Christmas …
Please join the Pontotoc County Democrat Party at our monthly meeting. Let us eat away our depression together, sing karaoke and take advantage of the open mic! Billy Sims will cater barbecue sandwiches. Bring your favorite dessert for a potluck-style buffet.
Balance With Nature and Kindful Hospice are teaming up this weekend to present a program about planning for the final years of life.
Gov.-elect Kevin Stitt ran on a platform of bringing an outsider’s perspective to Oklahoma government and said he will draw on his business background to push the state into top 10 rankings for education, job growth and other areas.
n less than a handful of months, the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority already has raked in nearly $6.57 million in application fees.
Ada City Schools will not allow students to use medical marijuana while in school.
Oklahoma News
I have had many calls about neighbors with pit bull dogs chained in backyard and not cared for properly. Or the person went to jail and dogs weren't being taken care of. Why anyone would get a pit bull and chain it is beyond me. This and a pit/Lab mix are the major dogs dumped.
Back when I was a kid, the day after Thanksgiving was exciting, but not because of the shopping.
The mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh on Oct. 27 was the deadliest attack on a Jewish community in the history of the United States. Eleven people were murdered and six injured.
The $2.1 million project is a collaborative effort between Enid Public Schools and Northwestern Oklahoma State University, which promises to benefit both, NWOSU-Enid Dean Wayne McMillin said.
In this world’s terms, the “greatest” is the one who has acquired the most stuff. Money. Property. Power. Followers. But, Christ calls us to a fundamentally different meaning of greatness.
If you oppose gun regulation, you’re an ill-educated gun nut who values guns more than children’s lives. If you favor gun control, you’re an ill-educated snowflake who hates liberty and wants to seize all firearms with the grip of a socialist, tyrannical government. Both generalizations are wrong.
It's not that unusual for vote counts elsewhere to continue well past the date Oklahomans are used to seeing election results certified. A prime example is Florida, where the infamous "hanging chads" helped land George W. Bush in the White House.
Spring Creek's drying up, and wells that once produced "sweet, good water" are caving in.
That seemed to be a common theme that cropped up Thursday when Oklahoma Agriculture Board members made their first trip to the area to witness for the first time the impact they have had on northeastern Oklahoma.
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Baltimore's mayor has chosen a Texas police chief as next head of troubled force, bidding to boost public trust in a tattered department
With the 63 dead so far in the Northern California wildfire, authorities are struggling to determine how many of the more than 600 people listed as missing have turned up
Wall Street capped a day of volatile trading with a late-afternoon buying spree that sent U.S. stock indexes to a mostly higher finish Friday
A small, private funeral has been held to mourn Marvel Comics mogul Stan Lee, and his company is making more plans to memorialize him
Stacey Abrams stressed it was a not concession but acknowledged she would not continue her campaign on Friday.
Democrat Stacey Abrams has ended her challenge to Republican Brian Kemp in the Georgia governor's race
State commission investigating Florida high school massacre begins discussions on what recommendations it will make to bolster student safety, prevent future shooting attacks
California's outgoing and incoming governors say they'll join President Donald Trump when he visits wildfire devastation in the state
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