Spring Ponca City Police Department Patch Benefits Shop With a Cop
The Spring Ponca City Police Department Patches are now on sale at the Chamber Office, 420... Read More.
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NOC Enid hosts planetarium show May 5
Northern Oklahoma College Enid will host a community planetarium show on Tuesday, May 5 at 6 p.m. at the Mackie Planetarium.
Visitors will see the Tales of a Time Traveler - with an Introduction to what to look for in the sky during the month of May.
Groups and schools may... Read More.
DHS shutdown ends after 75 days, Customs and Border Control funding unresolved
WASHINGTON -
A more than two-month shutdown at the Department of Homeland Security has ended after Congress passed a funding measure covering most of the agency’s operations while leaving key components unresolved.
The shutdown began Feb. 14 and lasted about 75 days, affecting tens of thousands of federal employees. Lawmakers approved... Read More.
Judge Moves Epic Charter Schools Embezzlement Case Forward
By JENNIFER PALMER/Oklahoma Watch
(AP) — Nearly four years after their arrests, the criminal case against Epic Charter Schools’ founders took a step forward on Thursday.
Oklahoma County Special Judge Jason Glidewell concluded prosecutors presented enough evidence for nearly all of the charges against David Chaney, 47, and Ben Harris, 50,... Read More.
Wayfinding Signs Now in Downtown Ponca City
Ponca City Main Street, in partnership with the City of Ponca City, is excited to announce the installation of TWO new wayfinding signs in Downtown Ponca City!
You can find them:
• In front of the Poncan Theatre (104 E. Grand Ave.)
• At the Ponca City Area Chamber of Commerce... Read More.
Session Enters Final Stretch
by Representative Ken Luttrell
We’re heading into the final stretch of session at the Capitol.
At this point in the process, our work is focused heavily on the House floor as we hear Senate bills that have made it through committees and are now ready for consideration by the full House.... Read More.
Chamber’s Ponca Politics Committee final Legislative Update of the 2026 Session
The Chamber's Ponca Politics Committee held the final Legislative Update of the 2026 Session, 2nd Regular Session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature, last Friday in the Commission Chamber at City Hall.
Our state legislators serving the Ponca City Area, addressed a wide array of questions with clarity and insight.
Investors in... Read More.
The ‘Wall That Heals’ brings remembrance, education and healing to Bartlesville
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. -
A powerful symbol of remembrance is coming to Bartlesville as The Wall That Heals, a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., arrives for a special four-day exhibition.
The memorial will be on display at Lee Lake Park from May 7 through 2 p.m.... Read More.
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE APPROACHES
May 22, 2026 is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the June 16, 2026 Primary Election.
Kay County Election Board Secretary Carol Leaming, said today.
Leaming said that persons who are United State Citizens, resident of Oklahoma, and at least 17... Read More.
NOC Regents approve capital projects for Enid, Tonkawa
The Northern Oklahoma College Board of Regents approved a number of capital projects on the Tonkawa and Enid campuses.
A total of 15 projects were approved, as described by Vice President for Financial Affairs Anita Simpson.
Projects approved included a precision agriculture drone package; KPAC stage painting in Tonkawa; Tonkawa and... Read More.
Stark Bill Expanding Treatment Access Clears House
OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Marilyn Stark, R-Bethany, this week secured House passage of Senate Bill 933, a measure creating the Right to Try for Individualized Treatments Act.
SB933 would establish a legal pathway for patients with life-threatening or severely debilitating illnesses to access individualized investigational treatments tailored... Read More.
Bill Designating Wheat as Official State Crop Heads to Governor’s Desk
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House of Representatives voted unanimously in favor of Senate Bill 2159 today to designate wheat as the State Crop of the State of Oklahoma. Having now cleared both chambers with unanimous support, the bill now advances to the governor’s desk for final review.
The bill,... Read More.
