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Pryor couple convicted for embezzling charitable funds

OKLAHOMA CITY – A Pryor couple has been convicted by a Tulsa County jury for embezzling funds from the Reckless Saints of Nowhere, a non-profit addiction recovery program they operated from 2017 to 2023. Jordan and Vanessa Parker were each convicted of two counts of embezzlement and one count of... Read More.
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Ponca City Residents Arrested on Felony Warrants

On September 30th, the Kay County District Attorney’s Office issued felony warrants for two Ponca City residents, 37-year-old Joel Si McBlair and his mother, 70-year-old Laura Sue Primeaux. These felony warrants were issued for Stalking charges against both subjects after multiple officers from the Ponca City Police Department investigated... Read More.

Ponca City PD Tells The Secret

PCPD-Alright, we can’t keep it a secret any longer. The fundraiser we’ve been hinting at? Here it is. It’s almost Halloween and we can’t think of a better way to celebrate one of our favorite holidays than by having some fun with our own patch.So, we’re proud to introduce... Read More.

Cybersecurity Professionals Share Expertise with Fundamentals of Technology Students

By Katie Parr-Students in Coach Monks’ high school Fundamentals of Technology class recently had a unique opportunity to learn from two accomplished guest speakers, Bridget Kurr and Tenille Smith. Both are respected cybersecurity professionals, educators, researchers, and digital investigators committed to making the online world safer through education and... Read More.
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‘The Foreigner’ opens at NOC Tonkawa Oct. 2-5

The Northern Oklahoma Division of Fine Arts presents “The Foreigner” in the Dineo Heilmann Auditorium inside the Kinzer Performing Arts Center at NOC Tonkawa.Showtime is 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2-4 and 2 p.m. on Oct. 5.  “The Foreigner” is a play about understanding, kindness, and the sometime unexpected ways in... Read More.

Your favorite Oklahoma store may stop accepting SNAP—Here’s Why

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is pushing for new requirements that could change which retailers can accept SNAP benefits — with supporters saying it’s about healthier food access, and critics warning it could squeeze out small stores. What’s Being Proposed? Right now, SNAP-approved retailers must stock:12 staple foods total 3... Read More.
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Trump Administration backs Oklahoma in birth certificate case

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond gained a powerful ally in Oklahoma’s case defending its birth certificate law. The U.S. Department of Justice filed a brief in support of the state in the Fowler v. Stitt case, which challenges Oklahoma's rule that birth certificates must list a person’s... Read More.

Sheep Center students show NOC flock at Tulsa

TULSA, Oklahoma -- The NOC Sheep Production and Management class participated in the Open Sheep show at the Tulsa State Fair last week with great success exhibiting the NOC Sheep Center Show Flock.Participants in the class include Paige Burns, Washington, OK; Morgan Dolezal, Perry, OK; Lilly Martin, Bennington, OK;... Read More.
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