OKLAHOMA CITY – Tecumseh High School’s Vivian Hayes was crowned state champion at 105 pounds Saturday after rolling to a perfect 3-0 record in the Class 5A Girls’ State Wrestling Championships.
Shape Your Future, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), is offering free resources on nutrition and health to all Oklahomans for National Nutrition Month in March. From nutritious, delicious recipes and easy-to-follow workout guides to blogs covering a variety of health topics, Shape Your Future resources make the healthy choice the easy choice.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Three Shawnee High School girls’ wrestlers placed in the Class 6A State Wrestling Tournament on Saturday at the Jim Norick Arena (State Fair Arena). Freshman Silver Belvin posted a state runner-up finish at 105 pounds while another SHS freshman Ra’Dence Grant placed fourth at 115.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Spring and summer are a time to keep an eye to the sky and stay weather-aware. As many people in this part of the country are aware, strong thunderstorms and even tornadoes can strike quickly and fiercely.
The Criminal Investigations Division of the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is warning the public about a rise in scam calls following a case here in Pottawatomie County. "We want to inform the public about an alarming rise in scam calls aimed at stealing money from unsuspecting individuals.
McLOUD - Both McLoud teams fell behind their opponents from Purcell in Class 4A Regional action Thursday. Both made incredible comebacks before eventually falling to the Dragons.
Ada’s Lady Cougars lost their first four games of the season, but the return of Sania Richardson, a point guard who has signed to play in college at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, has changed the Lady Cougars’ season.
A heavy law enforcement presence was at the scene of a search of a marijuana grow farm along U.S. 62 in Meeker Thursday, Feb.
BETHEL ACRES – Darius Cheatham and Roger Brooks accounted for 65% of Bethel’s scoring as the Wildcats held off Dickson 65-61 to claim a consolation bracket title in a Class 3A regional at BHS Saturday.
The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office on Friday reported an 84-year-old man was found dead in Bethel Acres after what began as a controlled burn turned into a wildfire. Pottawatomie County CID Captain Travis Palmer, who said the medical examiner will determine the man's cause of death, said this appears to be an accidental death.