• Marijuana returned to Oklahoma dispensary after traffic stop

    Marijuana returned to Oklahoma dispensary after traffic stop - July 27, 2019

    (Information from: The Oklahoman, http://www.newsok.com) GUTHRIE, Okla. (AP) - Oklahoma prosecutors have dropped all charges against two people arrested for marijuana possession during a June traffic...

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  • Economist: New federal aid to farmers may be paid more fairly

    Economist: New federal aid to farmers may be paid more fairly - July 27, 2019

    BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - An agricultural economist says that the federal government's decision to base new handouts to farmers hit by the trade war with China on how many acres they've planted might be a...

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  • Phillips 66 continues to provide free swim lessons for children

    Phillips 66 continues to provide free swim lessons for children - July 26, 2019

    Phillips 66 is entering its 50th year with the USA Swimming Foundation Make a Splash. In 2013, Phillips 66 brought the Make a Splash program to Ponca City and for three years offered scholarships f...

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  • ODOC #FugitiveFriday: Charles E. Poe - July 26, 2019

    OKLAHOMA CITY -- Charles Poe has a warrant out for his arrest for violating the terms of his parole. Poe was paroled in 2015 on a 50-year Oklahoma County sentence for drug trafficking near a park or ...

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  • Mother, boyfriend arrested after lost boys found in Sumner County

    Mother, boyfriend arrested after lost boys found in Sumner County - July 26, 2019

    ARKANSAS CITY, Kan. — The Arkansas City Police Department arrested two people Thursday in connection with two missing boys found Wednesday after being missing for 20 hours. Stephanie Michelle Clo...

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  • Oil well operator stops operations after earthquakes near Kingfisher

    Oil well operator stops operations after earthquakes near Kingfisher - July 26, 2019

    KINGFISHER, Okla. (AP) - An oil well operator is stopping operations following a small earthquake in central Oklahoma, the fourth such earthquake in less than three weeks. The Oklahoma Corporation ...

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  • Former gubernatorial candidate arrested twice in 24 hours

    Former gubernatorial candidate arrested twice in 24 hours - July 26, 2019

    TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A Tulsa man who ran unsuccessfully for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Oklahoma is jailed after being arrested twice in a 24-hour period. Tulsa County jail records sh...

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  • Teen chefs develop skills at PTC camp

    Teen chefs develop skills at PTC camp - July 26, 2019

    Pioneer Technology Center’s Teen Chef Camp helped students build skills to conquer the kitchen. They learned how to make a meal and also how to prepare on a larger scale with a field trip to the ...

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  • FEMA Disaster Recovery Center open in Ponca City

    FEMA Disaster Recovery Center open in Ponca City - July 26, 2019

    FEMA's Disaster Recovery Center opened Thursday in Ponca City at the Ponca City Chamber of Commerce building at 420 E. Grand, and will be open Friday, Saturday and Monday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. each da...

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  • Raydon Leaton named vice president for NOC Enid

    Raydon Leaton named vice president for NOC Enid - July 25, 2019

    ENID -- Raydon Leaton, currently serving as head Jets baseball coach and business instructor at NOC Enid, has been named vice president for NOC Enid, replacing Dr. Ed Vineyard. He will assume his n...

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