Kellyville student wins school’s first eSports scholarship
Senior Dylan Davis has done something that no other Kellyville student has achieved: gotten good enough at video games to go to college.
Kellyville Man Publishes Muscle Car Book, Promotes Route 66
Isn’t it a natural outcome for a man who grew up reading about muscle cars and driving one in Kellyville to write a book about cars and promote his town’s portion of Route 66?
Massive fire west of Sapulpa burns 300 acres, no structural damage or injuries reported
Highway 33 was closed by Creek County Sheriff’s deputies for several hours as the fire caused smoke so thick it made seeing the roadway difficult.
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Photos: Lt. Gov. Pinnell joins other area leaders in Read Across America
“The emphasis we put on reading will help kids master whatever they want in the future.”
James Robert Webb wins Artist of the Year
We caught up with the Kellyville native about his award, his mom, and how he’s ready to get back to doing live shows again.
Sharp rise in COVID-19 cases causing some sports cancellations, Kellyville will pivot some grades to distance learning
As of now, Lady Chieftains basketball games against BTW on Tuesday have been canceled.
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Updates from County Commissioners, Kellyville Town Board, Community and Economic Development Committee and more in the County Notebook
See the updates from some of our regular city, county and area meetings from last week.
Kellyville to purchase $175K property, library receives $3K in ARPA funds
Get the details on the recent Kellyville Town Board meeting that involved the purchase of an unknown piece of property, plus a grant for the local library.
“God has a plan:” Kellyville man credits his rare COVID recovery to his faith
Read the amazing story of the Kellyville man whose rare COVID survival journey strengthened his faith and gave hope to others.
Kellyville librarian retires after 22 years of service to the town
Almost 50 people came to show their appreciation for retiring librarian Jackie Case and to welcome Aimee Hargrove, who will be taking over Case’s duties.