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OSDH seeking businesses and organizations to participate in training program

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The Oklahoma State Department of Health is seeking public and private businesses and organizations to participate in a no-cost employer-training program to help build and maintain effective workplace wellness programs.Work@Health is a free training program for employers to improve worksite wellness with strategies to reduce chronic disease and injury risk to employees. The Work@Health... Read More.

Open invitation to participate in public transportation plans

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Virtual public transportation forums are scheduled to be held February 15 at 1:00 p.m. and February 17 at 11:00 a.m. through virtual/video meetings. All residents, officials and organization representatives are invited. United Community Action Program, Inc./Cimarron Public Transit is requesting feedback related to its public transportation and Title VI Nondiscrimination and Limited English Proficiency... Read More.

Signing Day for Several Ponca City Wildcat

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Excitement was in the air Thursday afternoon when six Ponca City Wildcat football players signed letters to play football with three different colleges.Three players, Lane Scholey, Elijah Phillips and Nate Collins, will play football for Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, Kan.Devin Zimmerschied will play at Southwestern College, Thomas Sober will play at Ottawa University... Read More.
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No school for PCPS Friday and Monday

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Ponca City Public School students will be out of school on Friday, Feb. 11 and Monday, Feb. 14.School will NOT be in session on Friday due to Parent/Teacher Conferences and on Monday for a Professional Development Day.Parent/Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 10 and Tuesday, Feb. 15 from 4 to 7 p.m.

Runoff set for Tonkawa School Board Election

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With the election results being close on Tuesday, there will be a runoff for the Tonkawa School Board Seat no. 2 on April 5.Tyler Langston will be up against Casey Boland. The pair defeated incumbent Cara Beth Johnson but neither gained enough votes. Boland had 147 votes, Langston earned 133 votes and Johnson received... Read More.

Election results for northern Oklahoma

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Posted below are local election results provided by OKElections.us.CITY OF PAWHUSKA FOR COUNCILMAN WARD 1 CITY OF PAWHUSKA 2 of 2 (100.00%) Election Day Precincts ReportingSummary Results table for this race Candidate Choice Absentee Mail Early Voting Election Day Total Votes Percent BILL WADE - 111 40.51%40.51% CompleteROGER TAYLOR - 163 59.49%59.49% CompleteTotal - 274 votes CITY OF PAWHUSKA FOR COUNCILMAN WARD 2 CITY OF... Read More.
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771 new COVID-19 cases for Kay County as of Feb. 2

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As of February 2, Kay County a total of 771 new COVID-19 cases. This is a 3.7% increase compared to the following week. Kay County's seen an overall total of 11,459 COVID cases since March 2020. Other statistics for Kay County show that 52.8% of the age 5+ population, as well as 85.1% of the... Read More.
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PCPS Parent/Teacher conferences set for Thursday and Tuesday

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Ponca City Public Schools will hold Parent/Teacher conferences on Thursday, Feb. 10 and Tuesday, Feb. 15 from 4 to 7 p.m. Students will be out of school on Friday, Feb. 11 due to conferences and on Monday, Feb. 14 for a Professional Development Day.Parents should contact their school office ASAP to schedule a Parent/Teacher... Read More.

Under a pound of methamphetamine removed from Ponca City

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Investigators with the PCPD Special Projects Unit recently removed just under a pound of methamphetamine from the streets of Ponca City. Along with the methamphetamine, officers also recovered marijuana, currency derived from drug proceeds, packaging materials for distribution and a large amount of illegal prescription medications. This investigation was ongoing for multiple weeks and eventually... Read More.
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