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Guthrie dominates Norman Tournament with three convincing wins; home game on Monday
Update — Guthrie will play their fourth and final game on Saturday against Norman North at 3:30 p.m. This article will be updated following that game. The Guthrie Lady Jays softball team snapped their three-game losing streak in spectacular fashion, sweeping through the Norman Tournament with three dominant wins against Class 5A Noble, 4A Newcastle, and 6A Norman.
Updates to football, softball recruit rankings: Miscellaneous notebook (8/17)
Since August began, there has been a lot going on, with the Oklahoma Sooners gearing up for their first season in the SEC and Oklahoma high school football, softball, and other sports beginning as well. This month, a few things involving OU commits in rankings and performances have transpired this...
Cherokee National Treasure Dan Mink continues creating culturally significant official artwork for Cherokee National Holiday
TAHLEQUAH – The theme of the 72nd edition of the Cherokee National Holiday is “ᎢᏛᏍᎬᎢ ᎢᎦᏤᎵᎦᏯ ᎾᏍᎩ ᏧᏩᎬᎬᏗᏗᏒᎢ: Weaving Our Future.” As with the designs for the previous decade plus, the art representing the 2024 theme was designed by Cherokee National Treasure Dan Mink.
Final preseason scrimmage an ‘interview’ for starting jobs
Coach Stan Drayton described the Temple football team's second and final full-scale preseason scrimmage on Friday night at Franklin Field as an "interview" for players looking to solidify spots in the starting lineup for the season opener at Oklahoma, which is now less than two weeks away. The question this...
‘There’s always hope’: Altus community to combat opioid crisis through Recovery Community Organization, $250,000 grant
ALTUS, Okla. (KSWO) - The Oklahoma Office of the Attorney General has been issuing Opioid Abatement Grants throughout Oklahoma, and one recipient, the City of Altus plans to use the money to open a Recovery Community Organization (RCO). According to Altus Chief Financial Officer Jan Newfeld, they were able to...
Four W’s of Cherokee National Holiday: When, What, Where, Why
TAHLEQUAH – The Cherokee National Holiday is in its 72nd year of celebrating what it means to be Cherokee by sharing stories, traditions and news of the future in the tribe's capital city of Tahlequah during Labor Day weekend. While normally taking place on Labor Day weekend, over the...
In pursuit of being among nation's best, OU football's defense wants to be described by 1 word
NORMAN — Oklahoma football's defense took a step in the right direction during Year 2 under football coach Brent Venables, and the expectations have been raised even higher for the Sooners as they prepare for their first season in the SEC. OU's defense, widely projected to be the strength...
Oklahoma to honor Switzer era national championship teams during season opener
The Oklahoma Sooners are less than two weeks away from beginning the 2024 college football season. Third-year head coach Brent Venables leads OU from the Big 12 to the SEC in a much-anticipated move. When the Temple Owls come into Norman on Aug. 30, Oklahoma will combine the journey to their new future with a glimpse into the past. The university announced via a press release on Friday that the 1974 and 1975 teams that won back-to-back national championships will be honored that night on Owen Field. This year marks 50 years since the ’74 squad won the national title. According to the...
Yukon woman sues over sewer back-up
EL RENO – A Yukon woman has sued Yukon city officials over a sewer back-up she claims caused property damage and potential health issues. Amanda Humble and her minor child are plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed July 15 in Canadian County District Court. The civil action lists two causes of action – nuisance and negligence.
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