Marci Johnson Master Gardener Herbs have always interested me as seasoning for foods, habitat and food for buggy friends, and medicinal use. I have had… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
By Rep. Danny Sterling Oklahoma is enhancing its economy and supporting local communities through legislation passed earlier this year. Senate Bill 1447 creates the COMPETE… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
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TULSA – Shawnee High School junior Ayden Ringwald took 12th place and sophomore teammate Conner Brantley finished 17th at a 5k Class 5A Regional Cross Country Meet Saturday at O’Brien Park.
Seminole State College students and employees planted 5,000 American flags for an honor field on Oct. 24 at the intersection of Highways 9 and 3.
Shawnee Public Schools is proud to announce the installation of new “Buddy Benches” across its campuses, thanks to a partnership with Rose Rock Habitat for Humanity, 2024-25 Leadership Shawnee class, and the generous support of local sponsors. Designed to foster friendship, inclusion, and connection, these bright red benches offer a unique and welcoming space where students can find new friends and reach out to others.The intentionally red benches stand out on each school campus, signaling a place where students can sit when they are seeking companionship or support.
SEARCY, Ark. - Oklahoma Baptist secured a 1-0 victory over Harding at the Stevens Soccer Complex on Saturday.
From Oklahoma Baptist Athletics Oklahoma Baptist University’s Bison started off the week’s action with a 3-0 win over the Golden Suns but fell short in… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Seminole State College Talent Search/FOCUS and Upward Bound programs hosted an ACT prep workshop on Oct. 21, with 87 local high school students in attendance.
Residents are closing in on their final decisions as this year’s election cycle wraps up Nov. 5.