MEDICINE PARK — Residents and visitors to Medicine Park will soon be able to enjoy a new playground, a new stage, a wedding venue, a kayak-launching dock and other improvements to Hitchin’ Post Park, town o
Elgin Public Schools will receive an additional $291,082.56 in federal aid this spring, while Sterling Public Schools will get an extra $54,836.27, the Oklahoma State Department of Education said recently.
CYRIL — Authorities continue to investigate the cause of a devastating Cyril apartment fire March 17 that left a number of residents without a home and destroyed all of their possessions.
LAWTON — For most Comanche County residents, being stopped by the police for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs triggers a series of events — a breathalyzer test, arrest, and transportation to the Comanche County Detention Center.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready confirmed on Thursday that COVID-19 vaccinations won’t affect policyholders’ life insurance benefits.
A construction permit, which would convert the Fletcher Gypsum Wallboard Plant from a synthetic-minor facility to a major source was requested March 9 by Georgia-Pacific Gypsum, LLC.
A Community glow-in-the-dark Easter egg hunt will be held March 31 at First Baptist Church Sterling, 29 W. Oliver St. in Sterling. The event will begin with the serving of hot dogs at 6 p.m., followed by games for the children at 6:45 p.m. The glow-in-the-dark egg hunt will start at 7:30 p.m.
Oklahoma state troopers are investigating a single-vehicle incident at N.W. 4 Mile Road and N.W. Mcintosh Road, where a pickup truck with three occupants was found in a ditch at the intersection.