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Ground breaking ceremony set for new clubhouse at Lake Hefner GC
There will be a ground breaking ceremony featuring Oklahoma City civic leaders for the new clubhouse at Lake Hefner Golf Club at 10 a.m. on August 19 and the public is invited to attend. The 18,000-square-foot clubhouse is expected to cost $11.8 million and be built in two phases. Oklahoma...
Chet Holmgren gives Cooper Flagg praise for scrimmaging against USA Basketball
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Chet Holmgren praised Duke commit Cooper Flagg for taking on the challenge of scrimmaging against USA Basketball last month. Flagg, the consensus top recruit in the class of 2024, participated with the select team in a run against the senior roster ahead of the Olympics. He was the first collegian to participate with the select team since Doug McDermott and Marcus Smart in 2013.
Ella Mounce crowned 2024-25 Miss Cherokee, Dayci Starr crowned Junior Miss Cherokee
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — Ella Mounce, 20, of Stilwell, was crowned Miss Cherokee 2024-2025 during the annual leadership competition held in Tahlequah on Saturday. The tribe also crowned a new Junior Miss Cherokee and Little Cherokee Ambassadors, all of whom will serve in their roles for the next year. As Miss Cherokee,...
Oklahoma duo makes AP preseason All-American team
The Oklahoma Sooners enter the SEC in 2024, and OU fans are as excited about the defensive side of the ball as they’ve been in a long time. Under third-year head coach Brent Venables, that unit looks capable of playing up to the standard in Norman. Star power and...
'I Want Them To Love It Here': Teachers Prep Classrooms For First Day Of School
It is the final push ahead of a new school year for Tulsa Public Schools, and no one is putting more thought and care into what that will look like than the teachers. “I want them to love it here,” Burroughs Elementary 3rd grade teacher Sheritta Arrington said. Arrington...
College Football experts say Sooners freshman DT has a chance to start
The Oklahoma Sooners worked overtime to reestablish a defensive culture over the last several years. In particular, head coach Brent Venables, co-defensive coordinator and defensive tackles coach Todd Bates and defensive ends coach Miguel Chavis made improving the defensive line a top priority. In their first two recruiting classes (2022, 2023), they made splashes, adding four-star prospects Gracen Halton and R Mason Thomas (2022) and five-star defensive end Adepoju Adebawore. But the big recruiting win came in the 2024 recruiting class when they added five blue-chip prospects: David Stone, Nigel Smith, Wyatt Gilmore, Danny Okoye and Jayden Jackson. There’s a great deal...
Ruben on the Road: Guymon nonprofit providing food to those in need
GUYMON, Okla. (KFDA) - Ruben heads to Guymon where he learns about a nonprofit providing food to those in need. “I’ve lived in Guymon for 50 something years, and it started as a daycare, an adult daycare called Caring Hearts & Hands,” said Sabrina Ramirez, executive director of Feeding Hearts & Hands.
Bethany Early Childhood Center Setting Standards With Adaptive Playground
As kids returned from summer break at the Bethany Early Childhood Center, things weren't quite the way they left them, in a good way. “First off years ago it was flooding, so every time it rained it just didn’t drain properly,” said Ashley Terneus, assistant principal at The Bethany Early Childhood Center.
Eastern Oklahoma, Northwestern Arkansas Midweek Weather: Pleasant Now, Heat Returns Soon
Tulsa, OK – Cooler-than-average temperatures are expected today across eastern Oklahoma and northwestern Arkansas, offering a brief respite from the summer heat. Afternoon highs will range from the mid-80s to low 90s, with McAlester reaching up to 90°F, according to the National Weather Service in Tulsa. Residents can expect mostly sunny skies with low humidity, making it an ideal day for outdoor activities.
Local Economist Breaks Down Lowering Inflation Rate, Possible Interest Rate Cut
The U.S. Labor Department released a report showing inflation at its lowest rate in over three years, yet people are still feeling the strain of high prices. Economists say the downward trend signals that some good changes are ahead. “It’s positive in that it’s coming down. You know, we don’t want inflation at eight or 9 or 10%. I mean that’s absurd,” Steve Agee, a professor of economics at Oklahoma City University, said.
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