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Po-Hi Panic Returns November 17-18

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Po-Hi Panic will return to Po-Hi for its 80th year next Thursday, Nov. 17 and Friday, Nov. 18 at 7p.m. in the historic Howell Auditorium. The annual school talent show started in 1940 but was sidelined due to COVID-19.  PANIC is the all-school talent show that first premiered in 1940. More details will be released... Read More.

Audio: Terri Busch Shares Update from Pioneer Technology Center

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Terri Busch, Marketing Director for Pioneer Technology Center, joined Shaun & Ted Monday morning on WBBZ's Morning Buzz to share the latest news from Pioneer Technology Center.  That includes the 4th Annual Holiday Market on Thursday November 17th, from 9am til 2pm in the Conference Center.  You can shop handcrafted items from many programs... Read More.

Powerball Jackpot Reaches $1.6 Billion

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The Powerball jackpot has been raised to an estimated $1.6 billion for Saturday night’s drawing. This is officially a new record-breaking jackpot for Powerball, making it the largest prize ever in US Lottery history.  Saturday will mark 40 consecutive drawings without a jackpot winner, the second longest streak in the game’s history. If the... Read More.
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Veterans To Be Honored Saturday with Parade and More

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The day (Saturday Nov. 5) is full of events and activities starting withThe Ponca City Aviation Booster Club’s Monthly Fly-in Breakfast on Saturday from 7 ‘til 10 AM at the Ponca City Airport. The breakfast buffet includes scrambled eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, hash browns, fresh fruit, coffee, and orange juice. Cost... Read More.

Po-Hi Students Take Part in Native American Heritage Days

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(see more pictures below)The Native American Heritage Club attended the breakout sessions including "Native Nutrition" and "Getting a Job with Ease." Keynote speakers included model Raini Deerinwater and rapper Supaman. The day concluded with a concert by Supaman. Special thanks goes to the Indian Health Care Resource Center for covering the transportation fees and... Read More.
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Monthly Fly-In Breakfast Saturday Morning

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A perfect way to start the day.  Before you head to the Veterans Parade in downtown Ponca City, how about breakfast!  The Ponca City Aviation Booster Club is hosting their monthly fly-in breakfast on Saturday morning between 7 and 10am. The breakfast buffet includes scrambled eggs, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, hash browns,... Read More.

Audio: Ice On The Plaza to Open November 18th

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 Allyson Broome recently visited the studios of 1047 The Bull and WBBZ to share exciting information about Ice On The Plaza.  You can hear the complete interview when you click on the link below.It's beginning to look a lot...like the holidays and, in just a few weeks Ice on the Plaza, Ponca City's newest... Read More.

Registered Democrats Drop Below 30% for First Time in Oklahoma

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2.3 million Oklahomans have registered to vote ahead of Tuesday’s General Election, that an increase of about 175,000 over the last mid-terms.  Republicans make up over 51% of voters in the state, Democrats 29.5 percent, and libertarians at 18 percent.  This year marks the first year that Democrats, who as recently as 2014 were... Read More.
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Ponca PD Offering Annual Citizen’s Police Academy

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The Ponca City Police Department is accepting applications for their 26th annual Citizens Police Academy. If you have questions about Policing in Ponca City, or just an overall curiosity about law enforcement, this would be a great event to attend. Beginning January 19th, the group will meet weekly for 10 weeks to discuss everything... Read More.

Po-Hi Fall Concert Scheduled Thursday

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On Thursday, Oct. 27 the Po-Hi Symphony and Philharmonic Orchestras will present a Fall Concert at 7 p.m. The students and directors will be dressed in costumes to add to this festive concert. The orchestras are under the direction of Paula Cochran and assisted by Katy Rolf and Cassidy Broome. The orchestras as thrilled to... Read More.

WILD Week – A Week of Generosity at Po-Hi.

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This week is Student Council's Wild Week. WILD stands for Wildcats Improving Lives Directly.This is a week completely devoted to fundraising money to donate to a local charity. This year the officers chose to donate funds to New Emergency Resource Agency. This is a local agency that provides assistance with groceries, utilities, rent and... Read More.
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