From March 3-7, Seminole State College employees and students shared their love of reading with Mrs. Donna Marley's second-grade class at Wilson Elementary School in Seminole during Read Across America Week.
SHAWNEE - A new Oklahoma Literary Site will honor Tony Hillerman this week through a dedication ceremony on Saturday, March 15, at 10 am, at the Pioneer Library System’s Shawnee Public Library, located at 101 N. Philadelphia Avenue, in Shawnee.
The Shawnee High School drama department is bringing the beloved musical Mamma Mia! to the stage, offering a performance filled with classic ABBA hits, energetic choreography, and a heartwarming story. Students will have a special opportunity to enjoy the show on March 13, while the public is invited to attend performances on March 14 at 7 p.m.
More than 900 middle school and high school students gathered at Oklahoma Baptist University on March 1, 2025, for the annual Generation Why youth apologetics conference. The event, hosted by OBU’s Hobbs School of Theology and Ministry, equipped students with practical tools to understand, articulate and defend their faith in an increasingly post-Christian culture.
Shawnee High School recently hosted the Wolf Extravaganza, an event designed to introduce 8th graders from across the community to the many opportunities available at SHS. During the school day, 300 8th-grade students from local schools visited the high school, where they heard from representatives about various academic programs, extracurricular activities, and athletic opportunities.
OKLAHOMA CITY - After parts of the U.S. changed to Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, AAA is reminding drivers to stay focused behind the wheel.
McLOUD, Okla. – In an environment where hope often feels lost, the Guardian Angels Dog Program shines a light on second chances.
In every city there are certain standouts who immediately come to mind when residents think about who the movers and shakers are in shaping and molding their communities. These influential forces typically have some hard-core values, confidence and firm foundations supporting their push to make a difference.
School teacher, adult education instructor, businesswoman and tribal leader — Citizen Potawatomi Vice Chairman Linda Capps has done it all.
“Humility is not thinking less of yourself, it’s thinking of yourself less,” C.S. Lewis once said.