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White named Banner School superintendent
EL RENO – James White, the former Piedmont Public Schools’ superintendent, has taken over the top post at Banner Schools. White in July became the new superintendent at Banner School, 2455 N Banner Road west of Yukon. He succeeded Jamie Burtner. White most recently was an assistant superintendent...
West Chester Native, Former Eagles Owner Buys Full City Block in Miami
Former Eagles owner Norman Braman, the billionaire car dealer who spent his early years in West Chester, now owns an entire block in Miami. Former Eagles owner Norman Braman, the billionaire car dealer who spent his early years in West Chester before moving to Cobbs Creek, now owns an entire block in Miami’s Edgewater neighborhood, writes Brian Bandell for the Philadelphia Business Journal.
Alva High School to play host to first Northwest Oklahoma Concert Series Event of 2024-2025
Helen Welch, internationally acclaimed vocalist, entertainer, producer and band-leader, will be performing at Alva High School on Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. as part of the annual Northwest Oklahoma Concert Series. The first Northwest Oklahoma Concert Series of the 2024 – 2025 season, “Helen Welch: The First Ladies of Song,”...
Latest on OSU’s Ollie Gordon injury rumors
OKLAHOMA CITY — As rumors swirl about Oklahoma State University’s star running back being seriously injured, KOCO 5’s Sports Director Bryan Keating said he’s not heard anything about any significant injuries. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. Although nothing with the team...
Notebook: Stribling Under the Radar, OSU’s Third Corner and OSU’s Secondary Benefitting from OSU Receivers
STILLWATER — The Cowboys met with reporters on Saturday for the second time since the start of fall camp. Before Oklahoma State opens its season at 1 p.m. Aug. 31 against South Dakota State, here are three more storylines that stood out from that media availability. Stribling Flying Under...
Catholic Charities brings prefabricated homes to Oklahoma City, increasing affordable housing
Catholic Charities is partnering with a futuristic construction company to increase affordable housing in Oklahoma City. There are 12 new units, known as Caritas Casitas, that take up a tiny postcard of land in Stockyard City. But their impact is large. Catholic Charities, known for its long history of helping...
City revokes cell tower permit amidst citizen complaints
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Lawton City Council approved a motion to revoke a permit for a U.S. Cellular cell tower sitting at 7990 NW Micklegate Boulevard during the Aug. 13 City Council meeting. This follows multiple complaints from the community and questions from the city on whether or not the...
Five Vian Wolverines play for Team Oklahoma in USSSA National All-State Championship Tournament
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Five members of the Vian Wolverines age 10-and-younger baseball team, Tripp Sumpter, Henry Sullivan, Cooper King, Bronc Sumpter and Laken Pack, represented the area on Team Oklahoma in the USSSA National All State Championship Tournament. This tournament brings ball players across each state together to challenge the best from other states.
Central Lady Tigers a veteran squad this softball season
The Central Lady Tigers, who were 8-22 last fall, will be a veteran squad for this 2024 fastpitch softball season. The Lady Tigers return seven players from a season ago — with four of those being seniors, catcher/shortstop/pitcher Ayrland Jiles (who batted .584 last season to lead the team), shortstop/ third baseman Allie Harris (.311), left fielder Riley Rowland (.229) and first baseman Camryn Gilliam (.267).
Tulsa Woman Wins News On 6 Summer Of Fun Giveaway & Takes Home 2024 Ford Bronco Sport
Seven Oklahomans joined News On 6 at our downtown Tulsa HQ for a chance to win a new 2024 Ford Bronco Sport. The Summer of Fun grand prize giveaway winner was Kathy Casey Gilmore from Tulsa, and they were almost too excited to speak. "I can't believe it," said Gilmore....
New Tulsa control tower cleared for takeoff
The Tulsa International Airport is getting a new air traffic control tower. Construction on the Senator James M. Inhofe Air Traffic Control Tower Complex begins this month, replacing the current one commissioned in the 1950s. At the groundbreaking, Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell credited the state’s investment in strengthening aviation as contributing to recruitment and growth of aerospace companies, making it the second largest industry in the state.
Town of Braman to open new rental community center
The Town of Braman is inviting everyone to attend the grand opening of their new community building, a rental and event center space that Braman Mayor Donna Campbell has been overseeing and, above all else, is incredibly proud of. The grand opening will be held next Saturday, August 17, from...
Muldrow Bulldogs have high expectations for2024 season
After the Muldrow Bulldogs went 1-9 last season, about the only thing left to do for the 2024 season is to go up, and Muldrow coach Logan Coatney believes that’s a very distinct possibility of happening this fall. “Last year was a big learning curve, not just for myself...
OU Lands Top Safety Commitment, Loses Key Receiver for Season
The University of Oklahoma football team received mixed news on Tuesday. On the positive side, OU secured a commitment from Omarion Robinson, the second-ranked safety in the 2025 class. However, the Sooners also suffered a significant setback as wide receiver Jayden Gibson will miss the entire season due to a knee injury.
Pawhuska Council Gets Report From Hospital Monday Night
At Tuesday evening's city council meeting in Pawhuska, council members got a report from Jason McBride and Todd Williams with the Pawhuska Hospital. They gave an update as to the hospital's financial and operational well-being over the past few months. McBride spoke on the operational side, saying that there have...
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