Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture is seeking comments on a department-wide effort to improve and reimagine the supply chains for the production, processing and distribution of agricultural commodities and food products.
Southwest Elementary third grade teacher Shelly Oyler begins removing the calendar and covering other materials from her room due to state testing.
This week, Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the Oklahoma Religious Freedom Act to protect the constitutional right to worship.
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Here's a look at Friday's headlines
- Local student has Make-A-Wish fulfilled
- Custer City School to be sold to highest bidder
- Weatherford man convicted of manslaughter
- CHS uses bye to prep for playoffs
If Clinton residents living near the R.A. “Dick” Lloyd Amphitheater hear a lot of sirens wailing tomorrow afternoon, there is no need for alarm – it is all in celebration of Leonardo Salazar.
After being shut down for consolidation with Thomas and Fay schools in 1994, the Custer City School building is now being auctioned off through United Country Real Estate.
The demolition of the old First Christian Church building comes close to an end, as rubble remains where the building once stood. CDN
Cole Phillips, 22, of Weatherford, was recently convicted of first-degree manslaughter more than a year after the incident.
Greta Funk, left, shows tourist Capi Capetillo, of Colorado, some new products the Oklahoma Route 66 Museum has put on display.