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Dewey Man Accused of Strangling Wife
On Wednesday afternoon, officers took a report from a female victim who alleged that her husband had threatened to perform an act of violence, including domestic abuse by strangulation. It is alleged that the defendant, Gerald Winn, told the victim to stay upstairs or he would kill her or paralyze her.
Osage Nation Taking Part in Cherokee National Holiday
The Cherokee National Holiday is taking place this weekend in Tahlequah, but the Osage Nation will have a presence at the event this Friday and Saturday. Dana Bear and Yatika Fields will be Head Man and Head Lady Dancers for the celebration. Berbon Hamilton will be the Arena Director and Archie Mason will be one of the emcees.
Seniors Show Off Their Square Dancing Skills On The Porch
News 9's Jordan Ryan took the Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to hang out with some new friends and learn some new moves. A group of lively seniors gathered at the Will Rogers Senior Center on a recent Thursday afternoon to showcase their square dancing skills. The group, which has been...
Yukon High School Cancels Remainder Of Thursday Classes Due To Power Outage
Yukon Public Schools has canceled class at Yukon High School for the remainder of Thursday after a delay in power restoration efforts, the district said. The district said a blown transformer in a nearby neighborhood caused the school to lose power, and a delay in restoration efforts has lef district leaders to cancel class for the remainder of the day.
Pioneer Head Football Coach Gus Overstreet Previews Season
Pioneer Head Football Coach Gus Overstreet Previews Season. Pioneer is looking to bounce back from a rebuilding year where they went 1-8. However the Mustangs should be able to do just that returning much of their team from last year who has much more size and strength from the weight room. With Ziah Faw-Faw at QB and Branson Doyle and Christian Morrow at Running Back. Pioneer should be much better suited for the power run style they play. The only problem for the Mustangs is a brutally tough schedule.
Panelists call on Biden-Harris administration for 'justice' for survivors of Tulsa Race Massacre
Stories of injustice were kept alive at an event during the Democratic National Convention last week. A panel discussed the intersection of goals for victims of racial violence. The panel took place during the Democratic National Convention. The timing of the event made sense to President of the Emmett and Mamie Till Mobley Institute Christopher Benson.
Annual Blues Festival Happening in Medicine Park This Weekend
Every Labor Day weekend is a big ol' party in Medicine Park. Somehow, this place has still remained one of Oklahoma's best kept secrets, but once you attend one of their annual music festivals, you won't be forgetting the experience any time soon. Also known as the "Mayor's Blues Ball,"...
‘It happened so easily’: Election board answers questions about wrong ballot given to voter
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - When you go to the polls, you show your ID and state your party affiliation. Then the poll workers are supposed to give you the correct ballot. This wasn’t the case for one voter, who wanted to remain anonymous. “I vote on both of the...
Hard work, right team help Griggs thrive in first full pro season
The All Pro Tour (APT) has been a good launching pad for the careers of many young Oklahoma professional golfers, some of whom have now gone on to the PGA Tour or Korn Ferry Tour. The APT’s Eagle Ops Championship being played this week at Indian Springs Country Club in...
Northeast Oklahoma Square Dance Association Offers Dancing Classes
A Tulsa organization founded in 1945 still meets every week to square dance. The Northeast Oklahoma Square Dance Association does $5 lessons every Friday night starting at 7 p.m. inside the Memorial Community Center at 8310 E 15th St. Anita Merrell and her husband started coming 14 years ago. The...
Oologah elementary teacher dies unexpectedly
OOLOGAH, Okla. — In a post made to Facebook in the afternoon on Wednesday, Oologah-Talala Public Schools shared that an elementary school teacher had died suddenly. Jennie Sappington, a first-grade teacher at the Lower Elementary, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday evening. Sappington had taught at the school for 16...
Retiring special judge honored for 13 years of service
EL RENO – Judge Barbara Hatfield’s retirement reception on Aug. 23 was hosted by the Canadian County judges, bailiffs, and court reporters. District Judge Paul Hesse welcomed Judge Hatfield’s family, friends, and clergy, and all others in attendance including Canadian County’s retired judges, elected officials and staff, judges from other counties, and attorneys who met at the Canadian County Courthouse to thank Judge Hatfield for her 13 years of service as special judge and wish her a happy retirement.
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