Avedis awards $60K grant to Jasmine Moran Children's Museum
Avedis Foundation has just announced an award of a $60,000 grant to Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum for its Nature Tales Trail.
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Travel and security at the forefront for 2028 Olympics events in Oklahoma City
WASHINGTON -- With Oklahoma City set to host Olympic events in 2028, members of Congress are already raising questions about how both the Sooner State and Los Angeles will ensure the safety of athletes, fans and venues. Nearly 15 million spectators are expected across the Los Angeles region and Oklahoma City, along with more than 11,000 Olympic and 4,400 Paralympic athletes, one of the primary concerns is how to ensure security for such a large-scale international event.
State wildlife officials: Mountain Lion kittens confirmed in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) has confirmed reports of two separate mountain lions observed with kittens in different regions of the state.
Dale's Denton Forsythe, Coach Jeff Edmonson honored
Dale's Denton Forsythe was named the 2A Player of the Year and the Henry Iba Small School Player of the Year Saturday at the 2A-3A All State game at Hamilton Field House on the UCO Campus, while Retired Dale Coach Jeff Edmonson was named the Small School Coach of the Year. Edmonson led the Pirates to four straight 2A state titles before retiring this spring.
OSBI investigation: Tecumseh man charged in child sexual abuse case
A 62-year-old Tecumseh man who was jailed in the Pottawatomie County Public Safety Center on a $500,000 bond on numerous complaints involving sexual assault, with authorities believing his victims dated back as far as the 1980s, is now formally charged with seven felony counts as part of an ongoing investigation. The Tecumseh Police Department requested the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to investigate allegations of sexual assault.
Potawatomi Fire completes series sweep of Logansport
It wasn’t as easy as Game 1, but the Potawatomi Fire got the job done Saturday in Game 2 by upending the Logansport Iron Horses (Ind.) 134-109 to capture The Basketball League’s Midwest Conference championship Saturday night at FireLake Arena. The win came after Potawatomi blitzed Logansport 160-90 on Thursday in Game 1.
McLoud Blackberry Festival set June 20-21
It's summertime, so it's almost time for McLoud's annual Blackberry Festival.
Potawatomi Fire completes TBL series sweep of Enid Outlaws
It’s on to the next round for the two-time defending champion Potawatomi Fire.
Local players take the court in All State Girls Basketball Game
Local students took to the court Saturday for the Oklahoma Girls' Basketball Coaches Association Large School All State game.
North sparked by Meeker's Compton in CPN All-Star Game
BETHEL ACRES - Meeker’s Duce Compton was dominant for the North team in the Citizen Potawatomi Nation North-South All-Star game Friday night at Bethel High School. Compton rushed for about 100 yards and three touchdowns and threw for more than 200 yards, including a 72-yard touchdown pass to lead his team to a 24-14 win over the South team.