The Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department wrapped up its Oklahoma Road Trip video series on Nov. 4, and the department has already seen nearly $11.8 million in projected lodging revenue resulting from the series.
Seventh-grader Jaquelin Rosales pulls back her skimmer from the rubber band to test the physics of flight at the Clinton Middle School.
Seven Jones of the WOCS 4-H Club placed second in the junior division at the Custer County 4-H Speech Contest that was held recently with her topic being dance.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University has created an innovative program for academic assistance for SWOSU students on the Weatherford and Sayre campuses.
After-School-Program kids enjoy their afternoon playing at McClain Rogers Park. Pictured are, from left, on the swing, Makenzee Sears, Xaden Matthews, and Ciera Pekrul; pushing kelton rites them from behind is Zade Case. lated today
Lachlan Penner of the WOCS 4-H placed fourth in the intermediate division with his speech about a scripture from Proverbs at the Custer County 4-H Speech Contest.
The COVID-19 vaccine made by Pfizer was granted an Emergency Use Authorization recently the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The first doses of Pfizer’s vaccine have arrived in Oklahoma this week.
State Rep. Avery Frix, R-Muskogee, recently commented on the approval of the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s Eight-Year Plan during the Oklahoma Transportation Commission’s monthly meeting.
The Clinton Elementary PTO donated rain ponchos and umbrellas to Nance Elementary for the workers in the car dismissal lines. Pictured are, from left, Jordan Mosburg with the PTO, first-grade teacher Hillary Barnes, special education teacher Julie Adkinson and Brittany Crider with the PTO.
Applications are now open for grants and loans through the Oklahoma Healthy Food Financing Program – a brand new program aiming to create or improve a retail food location in areas with low access to fresh foods and a low-income population.