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Ponca City’s Annual Seed Swap Saturday

Friday, April 4

Ponca City's Annual Seed Swap is Saturday April 5 at City Central at S. 5th and Central, hosted by Sunny Creek Trading Post. This year will be bigger than ever so bring your seeds and live plants to swap and a ready-to-learn attitude. There will be demonstrations, Q&A's, info booths, and... Read More.

Bill to Expand High School Completion Age Passes Committee

Friday, April 4

OKLAHOMA CITY – House Speaker Pro Tempore Anthony Moore, R-Clinton, on Wednesday passed a bill in committee that would extend the age for a person wishing to complete their high school education. Senate Bill 745 would amend Oklahoma's high school learner statute, allowing individuals up to the age of... Read More.

Shingles is Awful, But Here’s Another Reason to Get Vaccinated: It May Fight Dementia

Friday, April 4

WASHINGTON (AP) — A vaccine to fight dementia? It turns out there may already be one – shots that prevent painful shingles also appear to protect aging brains. A new study found shingles vaccination cut older adults’ risk of developing dementia over the next seven years by 20%. The... Read More.

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Oklahoma Highway Patrol to Build New Headquarters for Troopers in Northeast Oklahoma Counties

Friday, April 4

TULSA, Okla. - Construction will soon begin on a new headquarters for the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, providing a modern facility for troopers covering Tulsa, Rogers, Creek, and Okmulgee counties. The $5 million facility will be built on land near the Read More.

K-12 Schools Must Sign Certification Against DEI to Receive Federal Money, Administration Says

Friday, April 4

WASHINGTON (AP) — As a condition for receiving federal money, the Trump administration is ordering K-12 schools to certify that they are following federal civil rights laws and eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion practices. A notice sent last week by the Education Department... Read More.

Norman Teacher Jailed for Allegedly Failing to Report Child Sex Abuse in 2015

Thursday, April 3

A Norman teacher accused of failing to act on reported child sex abuse is behind bars. Jail records show Valerie Hartless was arrested early Wednesday morning on a warrant. She is being held at the Cleveland County Detention Center on a $75,000 bond. According to court records, a teenager reported sexual... Read More.

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NOC Distinguished Alumni Inducted

Thursday, April 3

Three inductees were honored in ceremonies during the NOC Alumni and Friends Reunion Dinner in the Renfro Center at NOC Tonkawa on Saturday, March 29. NOC also presented the Alumni Legacy Scholarship and recognized the Class of 1975. Pictured left-right: Marcus Chapman (Class of 2002), Dineo Heilmann (Class of 1982) and... Read More.

PCPD Update: Suspects In Custody

Thursday, April 3

Original: On March 25th, PCPD officers responded to a robbery at Willow Springs Park. During the unprovoked attack, the victim was brutally assaulted, pistol-whipped, and had his vehicle stolen. Due to the severity of his injuries, the victim was transported to a hospital in Oklahoma City for further treatment and... Read More.

“Egg Hunt Under the Lights” at the RecPlex

Thursday, April 3

Join the “Egg Hunt Under the Lights” at the RecPlex on April 4! We will be putting a fun twist on the traditional Easter Egg Hunt Tradition by hunting at night! Multiple Egg Hunts will be provided on the ballfields of the RecPlex! Areas will be well-lit and safe for... Read More.

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Oklahoma List of Captured and Most Wanted

Thursday, April 3

By Oklahoma Attorney General Genter Drummond As the Attorney General of Oklahoma, I am proud to announce the successful apprehension of individuals who once eluded justice, becoming our state’s Most Wanted fugitives. These captures are not merely victories for law enforcement; they are a testament to the unwavering support and... Read More.

NW Oklahoma Early Childhood Coalition Move Superhero Saturday Event to April 12

Thursday, April 3

Due to expected wet and cooler weather this weekend, the Early Childhood Coalition and Northern Oklahoma College have decided to move the free Family Fun Event to Saturday, April 12, beginning at 9 a.m. and ending with a free lunch from 11 a.m. – noon. The event is held at... Read More.

What’s in Governor Stitt’s Executive Order Defending Religious Liberty in Oklahoma

Thursday, April 3

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order this week, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office. The executive order comes just one month ahead of the United States Supreme Court hearing oral... Read More.