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Bryant Bailey homers twice in Mavs win at Rich Mountain

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  MENA, Arkansas --The 15th ranked NOC Mavs split a conference twinbill with Rich Mountain (AR) Saturday in Mena, Arkansas.   Bryant Bailey homered in each game of the doubleheader.   The Mavs (24-12) are now 5-7 in conference while Rich Mountain (18-15) improved to 7-5.   In Game 1, the Mavs led 8-5 in the fifth... Read More.

Po-Hi announces top 20 of the 2021 class

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Ponca City Senior High School is pleased to announce their Top 20 Valedictorians and Salutatorians. These are students who academically ranked within the top 20 of the Class of 2021. Students who have achieved the rank of Top 10 graduating earn the Valedictorian Commendation, and students who have achieved the rank of 11-20 earn the Salutatorian Commendation. Superintendent... Read More.

Spring Cleanup this week in Ponca City

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Spring Cleanup is this week for Ponca City residents. Solid Waste crews will pick up most trash and haul it away, or residents can haul it to the landfill themselves and get rid of it for free.City Collections Crews will pick up any extra items placed in your regular pickup area EXCEPT the following: • Poisons,... Read More.
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Weekend COVID-19 Update

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The latest update from the Oklahoma State Department of Health shows that there are 9,952 active COVID-19 cases in the state. The death toll is at 6,669.Kay County has 117 active COVID-19 cases and has seen 125 virus-related deaths.The number of recoveries from COVID-19 is at 423,402 and the total of hospitalizations the state... Read More.

Mavs’ Softball drops two at Eastern

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WILBURTON, Oklahoma -- NOC dropped a pair of conference softball games at Eastern Tuesday afternoon in Wilburton 13-8 and 3-2.   The Mavs (18-12) dropped to 8-6 in conference while Eastern (13-15) improved to 6-6 in league play.   In Game 1, the Mavs built an early 2-0 lead but couldn't hold on in a 3-2... Read More.
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OBI announces upcoming blood drives across northern Oklahoma

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DATE ─  Oklahoma Blood Institute and the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum are encouraging donors to rise up and give blood this spring!Individuals aged sixteen and up are urged to give blood at one of these locations:Successful blood donors will receive their choice of colorful spring t-shirt and one free adult admission to the... Read More.

Local communities provide guidelines for lawn mowing

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With the spring season here, that means the start of mowing season. The City of Ponca City wants to remind everyone that blowing your grass into the streets is a violation of city code. Grass clippings, leaves, and other lawn debris can clog storm drains, resulting in street and private property flooding. Also, storm drains... Read More.

Over 1,700 COVID-19 cases reported by OSDH for their weekly report

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The Oklahoma State Department of Health released their weekly COVID-19 update on Wednesday. A total of 1,764 new COVID-19 cases were documented as the state has now seen 441,906 COVID-19 cases overall.The last reported total of active cases in the state was 9,952, 213 individuals are currently hospitalized and 423,402 individuals have recovered from... Read More.
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Hayden Priest three home runs leads Mavs’ Baseball

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 Maverick sophomore Hayden Priest hit three home runs Monday leading the 15th ranked NOC Mavs to a sweep of Oklahoma Christian JV.   The Mavs rallied for a 16-6 win in the first game and then routed the Eagles in a five-inning run rule 17-2.   In Game 1, the Mavs trailed 6-4 until NOC scored... Read More.

PCPS Announces Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten Informational Meeting

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The Ponca City Public Schools is releasing PreK and Kindergarten Informational videos for parents of upcoming PreK and Kindergarten students on Thursday, April 15, 2021. The purpose of the video is to share pertinent information with parents of four to five-year-old students who will be attending PCPS during the upcoming 2021-2022 school year. In order to... Read More.
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