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The Ponca City Area Chamber of Commerce Community Development Committee held their regular monthly meeting at 10 am on Thursday, May 16.
Allyson Broome called…
House Bill 4156, creating “impermissible occupation” offense, takes effect July 1
OKLAHOMA CITY — Two years ago, Lesly Fraire was proud to pose for pictures…
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court upheld the funding structure for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday, turning aside an argument that would have…
Today is the 138th day of 2024 and the 60th day of spring.
TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1792, 24 brokers and merchants signed the Buttonwood Agreement, forming what…
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BOSTON — Another East Conference Finals appearance is not the Celtics’ final goal, but it is at least part of their journey. It’s a part of NBA life they know…
The Norman Transcript, May 15—Oklahoma needed to play well coming into the final day of the NCAA Rancho Santa Fe Regional to make the cut and advance to the…
May 15—As Matthew Liberatore reminded fans again Monday night, pitching development remains the Cardinals’ primary organizational challenge.
The team’s…
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Ponca City athlete Aven Hobbs finished in fifth place in the Class 6A State Track meet’s boys 400-meter run last weekend at Western Heights…
May 14—The league format for the soon-to-be expanded SEC was released this week for men’s and women’s basketball, giving Oklahoma its first look at who it will…
DENVER — Anthony Edwards has seen the bulk of opponents’ defensive attention all season. Traps, double- teams, heavy gap help. You name it, he’s seen it.
But…
ANAHEIM, Calif. — As their offense starts to percolate lift them to consecutive comeback wins, the Cardinals tried something new for the week on Tuesday.
They…
The Ponca Tribal Victim Services and City Arts Organization have partnered together in the newest John McNeese Gallery immersive exhibition that will be available for viewing from May 9 through 31. This new exhibition centers around a cause that is close to many in the community, Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP).
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The Ponca City Area Chamber of Commerce Community Development Committee held their regular monthly meeting at 10 am on Thursday, May 16. Allyson Broome called the meeting to order.
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