Jim Thorpe Academy marked an exciting milestone on the morning of September 16 with the ribbon cutting of its new Outdoor Classroom, funded by a generous $10,000 grant from Sovereign Bank. The event celebrated a new chapter in hands-on, project-based learning for students.
McLOUD - Tecumseh hosted McLoud Thursday in an important district matchup.
Outside of new turf on their home field Friday night, the North Rock Creek Cougars didn’t have much to celebrate as the unbeaten and explosive Holdenville Wolverines rolled to a 52-6 victory.
Construction is ongoing at the Citizen Potawatomi Nation's new administration building being built on Hardesty Road.
WASHINGTON – Seven Cherokee Nation veterans, including those from the Korean War, Vietnam War, and Operation Just Cause, were honored at national monuments this week for their dedication with a “Warrior Flight.” Mark Harper, a U.S. Army veteran and founder of a military style aviation academy, Cornerstone Aviation Academy, appeared to have said it best when he expressed his appreciation for the program.
AMBER - Carver Crowson hit a solo-homer while Denton Forsythe and AJ Carpenter collected two hits apiece Friday as the Dale Pirates held off Arapaho-Butler 11-8 Friday in the Amber-Pocasset Festival.
BRANSON, Mo. – The Dale Lady Pirates, behind pitching gems from Boo Herber and Maxtyn Motley, opened play in the Branson Tournament on Friday with a pair of shutouts over Republic (Mo.) 1-0 and Bolivar (Mo.) 8-0.
Shawnee Public Schools announces a series of ribbon cuttings celebrating major renovations at three elementary schools made possible through the 2024 bond passage. Thanks to the support of Shawnee voters, SPS was able to reallocate $8 million originally designated for a new elementary school to critical upgrades across the district’s four elementary campuses.
Through a 0.495-cent Pottawatomie County sales tax increase for schools, backed by voters in November of 2015 and set to expire June 30, 2026, schools have been collecting funds for several years.
Seminole State College Professor of Government Jeffrey Christiansen addressed a packed audience during the College’s annual Constitution Day event on Sept. 17 in the Enoch Kelly Haney Center Lecture Hall.