Three Western Technology Center teachers will be honored at the Project Lead The Way Summit to be held in Anaheim, Calif. in February. From left are Beth Richert, PLTW Outstanding
The state’s bar has been set for schools to operate on a four-day week and the requirements could force many schools back to five days a week. School leaders and
Workers are in the process of placing a new steeple on the First Christian Church, after it was torn off during a wind storm earlier this year.
Third-graders from Will Rogers Elementary in Burns Flat recently attended an Oklahoma City Philharmonic Youth Concert at the Civic Center Music Hall. Pictured are students from one of the classes,
Daron Ervin, left, and Kydrian Millender create a model of a cell using pizza ingredients in Robin Rodriquez’s science class at Washington Elementary.
South Western Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA) Aging Services, in cooperation with area optometrists, are providing reduced-cost eye exams and eyeglasses to qualified elderly individuals in southwest Oklahoma. In order to
On 6th Street in downtown Clinton, City of Clinton employees continue putting up holiday decorations.
Key Club members, from left, Armando Hernandez Salcido, Eden Sadler, Israel Villanueva and Moises Villanueva work on a blanket for the Mission House.
Pre-k students from Nance visit with Stephen Fite prior to his educational concert in the Clinton Middle School auditorium.
It might be said that the film industry is a rising star in Oklahoma. The state has been the site of filming for more than 30 movies and television shows