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Back To School Information For Ponca City Public Schools

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PCPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS SCHOOL DATE TIME INSTRUCTIONS Garfield Meet the Teacher August 17 4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Come-and-Go Meet the Teacher Night will be held outside at Garfield park. Other important details will be listed on Garfield’s Facebook page and website.   Liberty Meet the Teacher August 17 5:00 – 6:30 p.m. Meet the Teacher Night at Liberty will take place outdoors. Other important details... Read More.

No Fair for Kay County in 2020

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The Kay County Fair Board met on Tuesday afternoon and rejected the City of Blackwell's revisions to the planned 2020 Kay County Free Fair. At the meeting, the Fair Board voted to cancel the 2020 fair all together. due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The idea proposed at first was to have the fair, but scaled... Read More.

Seven new COVID-19 cases for Kay County

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The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting 765 new positive COVID-19 cases for Tuesday, Aug. 11. Oklahoma has seen 44,728 COVID-19 cases since early March, and 6,917 cases are active. Kay County saw an increase with seven new COVID-19 cases, putting the county's overall stats to 251 cases, 11 deaths and 206 recoveries. As... Read More.
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NOC holds Virtual Graduation with Diane Anderson as commencement speaker

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Northern Oklahoma College’s Virtual Commencement Ceremony was held Saturday, Aug. 8.   Diane Anderson was the commencement speaker. “This has been a trying few months,” Anderson said to the graduates.  “This was not the graduation you planned but fortunately we have the technology to create this ceremony today.”   “I applaud each of you on your graduation... Read More.

Groundbreaking ceremony for new annex in Newkirk

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Kay County Commissioners invite the public to a groundbreaking ceremony for the new courthouse annex in Newkirk this morning. The event for the long-awaited project will start at 10 a.m. on the Courthouse Square.
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Last day for make-up registration

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The last day for PCPS Make-Up Registration is today, August 11, at 111 W. Grand.  The hours are 8:00 AM-4:00 PM.   Virtual Academy Registration has ended to secure staff.  Further Virtual Academy Registration will be determined at a later date after school begins.  We will keep the public informed of that date.   PCPS is looking forward... Read More.

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Kay County Court Clerk Marilee Thornton tells PoncaPost.com that the jury term set to start August 17th has been cancelled due to concerns about COVID-19. If you were scheduled for jury duty starting on the 17th at 1 pm, you are released from your service.

August 17th Kay County Jury Term has been cancelled

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Kay County Court Clerk Marilee Thornton says the jury term set to start August 17th has been cancelled due to concerns about COVID 19.  If you were scheduled for jury duty starting on the 17th at 1 P.M., you’ve are released from your service.
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397 new positive COVID-19 for Monday, No new cases for Kay County

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The latest data from the Oklahoma State Department of Health is out for Monday, Aug. 10, and there are 397 new positive COVID-19 cases to report. Oklahoma has now seen 43,963 COVID-19 cases since the pandemic started earlier in the year, and 6,980 cases are active. Two additional virus-related deaths were reported Monday, one which... Read More.

First day of football practice for Po-Hi Wildcats

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Sullins Stadium comes to life at 6:45 a.m. this morning with the first football practice for the Po Hi Wildcats. Players will put on pads for the first time this Friday, prepping for the season opener, at home against Enid on Friday September 4th. According to the Ponca City Quarterback Club, the following protocols have been... Read More.

Heat Advisory for Osage and Pawnee counties Monday

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The National Weather Service in Tulsa has placed Osage and Pawnee counties under a Heat Advisory for Osage and Pawnee counties, along with much of eastern Oklahoma, from noon until 8 p.m. this evening. Heat index values up to 108 are expected. Heat and high humidity will combine to create a dangerous situation in which... Read More.
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