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Ponca City Public Schools closed for Thanksgiving break - November 26, 2019
The Ponca City Public School district will be closed Nov. 27-29 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Classes will resume normal schedules on Monday, Dec. 2. “In this Thanksgiving season, we are thank...
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Man arrested on indecent exposure complaint after airing video on Snapchat - November 26, 2019
Ponca City Police were made aware of an inappropriate video on Snap Chat about 12:45 p.m. Monday. The video involved an adult male and was able to be viewed by anyone in the area without any restrict...
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Mitchell released on own recognizance on second-degree murder charge - November 25, 2019
NEWKIRK -- Blackwell Police Lt. John Mitchell appeared in Kay County District Court on Monday in his initial hearing and bond hearing on a charge of second-degree murder (or in the alternative, mansla...
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Candidate filing begins Dec. 2 for Oklahoma Presidential Primary - November 25, 2019
OKLAHOMA CITY -- The three-day candidate filing period for Oklahoma's Presidential Preferential Primary begins Monday, Dec. 2 at 8 a.m. Statements of Candidacy for the Presidential Primary should be ...
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Lincoln students stimulating their brains at Rise and Roar morning assemblies - November 25, 2019
The morning Rise and Roar assemblies at Lincoln Elementary have changed due to some important data teachers learned during their professional development day with Dr. Barbara Sorrels. Dr. Sorrels s...
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Jordan George named PTC Trade and Industry Student of the Month - November 25, 2019
Jordan George is the Pioneer Technology Center Trade and Industry November Student of the Month. He is a senior at Po- Hi. According to his instructor, George has perfect attendance, a positive a...
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Chamber Chat - November 25, 2019
The Chamber will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Dr. Suni Menon. The doctor’s office is located at 415 Fairview, Suite 202. Please join us and welcome this new doctor to Ponc...
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Till memorial, others taking security steps amid vandalism - November 24, 2019
A commission behind a memorial for teenage lynching victim Emmett Till in Mississippi was forced to get a new sign with a bulletproof front and add cameras and alarms after repeated vandalism. It�...
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Consultant hired to help implement alternative Medicaid plan - November 24, 2019
(Information from: The Oklahoman, http://www.newsok.com) OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has hired a consultant to help devise a state Medicaid program as an alternative t...
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Oklahoma jury convicts man for Indian Country slaying - November 23, 2019
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A federal jury in Oklahoma has convicted a Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes man of felony murder and other charges for the 2017 killing of a woman on Indian Country land in western O...
