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April 5 election results for Kay County

Wednesday, April 6

The results are in for election results across Kay County from April 5. Posted below are the official results from OK Election Results. Click here to view.BILLINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 002 FOR OFFICE NO. 2 BILLINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS1 of 1 (100.00%) Election Day Precincts ReportingFavoriteView As Go to TopSummary Results... Read More.

Kay County Sheriff’s Office searching for man with arrest warrants last seen in Ponca City

Tuesday, April 5

The Kay County Sheriff’s Office is wanting to find Landyn Wayne Tomek, 18, who has outstanding arrest warrants in Kay County. Tomek is facing charges of Larceny of Automobile, Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, 3rd Degree Burglary, Larceny from a house and Possession of CDS (Meth) with a total... Read More.

PCPD searching for suspect who stole food item from Ponca City’s Golden Chick

Tuesday, April 5

The Ponca City Police Department is looking for the public’s help in identifying the person in the photograph. On the night of March 18, an unknown subject wearing an OU sweatshirt entered Golden Chick after hours. He stole food items and a black in color Samsung A12 cell phone. He... Read More.

April 6 and April 20 will be Distance Learning Days for Po-Hi freshmen, sophomores and seniors

Tuesday, April 5

Ponca City Public Schools want to remind people that April 6 and April 20 will be Distance Learning Days for freshmen, sophomores and seniors. Only juniors will report to campus on those two days!!

Art Organization Makes Donations to Teachers

Tuesday, April 5

A local art organization has made $100 donations to each Ponca City Public School art teacher to be used for materials or supplies in the classroom. The City Arts organization, also known as the Ponca City Art Association, made the donations. The gifts were made possible through the generosity of... Read More.

Three NOC students selected to the 1st Annual Oklahoma Student Leadership Forum

Tuesday, April 5

NOC selected 3 civic-minded students who are eager to learn how they might use their gifts, talents, and energy to serve others to the 1st Annual Oklahoma Student Leadership Forum. The forum invited young people of diverse backgrounds and aspirations to set aside their differences and learn how to lead... Read More.

NOC students named to OACC Academic Team

Tuesday, April 5

Northern Oklahoma College reports that two NOC students were among students named to the Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges (OACC) 2022 All Oklahoma Academic Team. Also, one NOC student received an OACC President’s Tuition Waiver Award. NOC students were recognized during a March 29 ceremony, held at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Students... Read More.

Voters head to the polls today for April 5 election

Tuesday, April 5

Voters that did not vote early will head to the polls today for Tuesday’s elections. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. today statewide. To find out where you will need to go to vote, go to okvoterportal.okelections.us to enter your name to find out. Posted below... Read More.

School Board Election Scheduled April 5

Monday, April 4

A school board election is scheduled for Tuesday, April 5, 2022. Two board of education wards are open and both wards drew opponents. Ward 2: Incumbent is Nancy Zimmerschied, Opponent is Tracy Davis McCloud Ward 4: Incumbent is Anna Scott Roland, Opponent is Amanda Porter-Cain Many people do not realize they DO... Read More.

Multi-agency pursuit ends in Grant County Saturday night

Monday, April 4

On Saturday night, a multi-agency pursuit that began in Crescent, Oklahoma ended in Grant County at the intersection of US Hwy 60 and State Hwy 74 southwest of Lamont. One occupant was detained at the scene and one occupant fled into a nearby wooded creek bed. The Grant County Sheriff’s Office... Read More.

Otoe-Missouria WIOA accepting applications for 2022 Summer Youth Employment Program

Monday, April 4

The Otoe-Missouria WIOA is accepting applications for the 2022 Summer Youth Employment Program. The Summer Youth Employment Program is an 8-week training for Native American youth between the ages of 16-21 that reside in Kay, Noble and Pawnee counties. The deadline for applications is May 13. For any questions, or to... Read More.

Primary Election Day voting for Osage County is today

Monday, April 4

Primary Election Day voting for Osage County is today from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ALL in-person voting will take place at the Osage Nation Civic Center located at 1449 W. Main in Pawhuska. Absentee ballots are due by 10 a.m. in the Pawhuska Post Office this morning. According to... Read More.