News brief: McLoud school bus involved in accident; no injuries reported
Wednesday morning, McLoud Public Schools reported that Bus 10 had been involved in a traffic accident. There were no injuries.
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Bison women use 20-0 run in third quarter to put away Reddies
Oklahoma Baptist went on a massive 20-0 run in the third quarter and coasted to a 75-56 rout of Henderson State Saturday in Great American Conference women’s basketball action at the Noble Complex. OBU (12-4 overall, 8-2 in the GAC) led just 36-32 at halftime and saw HSU score the first basket of the third quarter, but the Reddies ran into a buzzsaw with the Bison’s huge run as they outscored HSU 28-6 in that period to take control of the game.
Dale boys top Millwood in battle of No. 1 teams
DALE - When 3A No. 1 Millwood visited 2A No.
Tecumseh girls bounce Byng after falling to Harding Charter
BYNG – Janya Bruner tossed in 17 points and Peyton Bays added 13 Tuesday night as the Tecumseh Lady Savages blitzed the Byng Lady Pirates 45-27.
Shawnee pediatrician named VP
SHAWNEE – SSM Health Medical Group has named Karen Rose, MD, vice president, medical practice. Rose began her new duties on Jan.
SSC Board of Regents extend president's contract
The Seminole State College Board of Regents convened for their monthly meeting on Jan. 16 to review the terms of President Lana Reynolds’ employment.
Fall Honor Roll recognizes SSC students
Seminole State College has released the names of honor roll students for the 2024 fall semester. Three separate honor rolls recognize students for their academic achievements.
City continues to tackle Fairview Mausoleum issue
Shawnee City Commissioners are set to consider whether to go into executive session to discuss issues relating to the Fairview Mausoleum. In observance of the Martin Luther King Jr.
Shawnee among schools, libraries chosen for a nationwide cybersecurity pilot program
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday selected 707 participants for the FCC’s Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program, including 645 schools and districts, 50 libraries, and 12 consortia.
Changes for Capital Improvement Plan fail board approval
When Shawnee City Commissioners gathered for their last meeting, an agenda item proposing multiple changes to the city’s Capital Improvement Plan didn’t make the cut, as the Commission vote was split 3-3; Ward 3 City Commissioner Chris Odneal was not in attendance. The Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Fiscal Years (FY) 2025-2029 was adopted on June 17, 2024.