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- Love of flight led to career for Ardies
- ‘Neighbors in Need’ donates thousands to area charities
- WPLS promotes 1,000 book challenge
- Clinton basketball swept by Woodward at home
Grayson Ardies began serving as the executive director of the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics in November 2020, and in July of 2025 also became the chief executive officer of the Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority.
Work continues
Lucky Star Casino, in partnership with the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, announced the successful distribution of $100,000 raised through its December “Neighbors in Need” promotion – an initiative created to support local organizations and families across western Oklahoma during the holiday season.
Responded to a 911 call in reference to a reckless driver in the area of U.S. Highway 183 and State Highway 33 west, Arapaho.
Arapaho-Butler Fifth Grade Academic Team, front left, Jack Keeton, Whitley Wall, Carter Richardson, Everett Dorman, Caselyn Miller, Tour nament MVP James Meacham; back, Coach Dana Dupree, Stetson Sawatz ky, Jancen Baker, and Keller Oakes stand together after going undefeated and placing first at
Western Plains Library System is helping parents of younger children prepare their kids for school with the newest reading challenge of reading “1,000 Books Before Kindergarten” for kids 5 years old or younger, with a free guidebook to help parents and kids.
FRIDAY DAY SHIFT Responded to a report of a reckless driver on S. U.S. Highway 183.
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- Mission House closes overnight shelter
- City manager talks about year to come
- Albert is a man of many hats
- Red Tornado baseball prepares for new season
- Notice of death for Eva Lee Stewart