Legislation was filed this week to create an income tax credit for Oklahoma citizens who successfully complete the gun safety training course required to get a concealed carry permit.
Zayden Beatty looks at the Stars and Stripes on his flag with excitement during Western Oklahoma Christian School’s annual Veterans Day assembly.
For changing out their old lighting with new, state-of-the-art LED lighting, Sport Chassis (SC) of Clinton was presented with an energy rebate check for $71,805 by PSO.
The Quilts of Valor Foundation’s Arapaho chapter, Star Spangled Quilters (SSQ), presented handmade patriotic quilts to five members of Bethany Baptist Church.
Second-grade students-of-the-month recognized at Southwest Elementary are, from left, Colton Pool, Alexis Acevedo, Brisa Lopez, Paislee Bryant, Sydnee Pugh, Yurema Chom-Morales and Raiden Crider.
Senator James Lank-ford (R-OK) was among a bipartisan group of senators that introduced the Protect Veterans’ Education and Training Spending (Protect VETS) Act of 2019.
Washita Chapter NSDAR Regent Nancy Lisle recently awarded DAR Good Citizenship Awards to students at Clinton High School and Arapaho-Butler High School.
Big-hearted Americans continue to make the U.S. the most philanthropic nation in the world, according to the newest World Giving Index.
State Rep. Ben Loring (D-Miami) released the following statement in response to legislation filed to rename part of Historic Route 66 in House District 7 after President Donald Trump
Pre-k student Mariana Diosdado “fishes” for letters of the alphabet on Family Literacy Night at Nance Elementary.