The General Tommy Franks Leadership Institute and Museum, along with the Hobart community, will hold its 12th annual Celebration of Freedom in conjunction with Hobart Main Street’s Hometown Harvest and Hobart Bearcats Homecoming Sept. 25-26 in downtown Hobart.
State Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, was the author of an interim study held at the Capitol recently that focused on clearly defining the role of various levels of government from the state to the county and the municipal level.
In a historic move, all Oklahomans will have direct representation in the House of Representatives redistricting process after House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, appointed all House members to redistricting committees recently.
Here is a look at Tuesday's headlines
- High school set to return to five days
- Annual Salad Supper called off
- Suspect charged with firearm possession
- Ray Hutchison obituary
- Kyle Harrison death notice
- State deaths
For the past few weeks Clinton High School students have been physically attending school only two days a week due to COVID-19 concerns, but a week from today the plan is in place to get back to a normal five-day schedule.
Brian Benedict works from the bucket of a boom lift in order to refurbish and repaint the Route 66 Museum sign.
Due to COVID-19 precautions, the annual City-Wide Women’s Guild Salad Supper set for Oct. 5 has been cancelled.
GED evening teacher Lynda Richert, left, assists her student Ruben Rivera in solving some fraction problems.
According to the Oklahoma Probable Cause Affidavit, Oklahoma City resident Kwane Sadler, 26, was arrested for possession of a firearm after a former felony conviction.
Deputy conducted a motorist assist on Deer Creek and Airport Roads.