Kellyville

Kellyville held its annual Freedom Festival last weekend, stretching from City Hall to the lot next to the Mounds Community Building.

The first customers are expected to be connected to the fiber network this summer with the project expected to be done later this fall.

Board members Russ Howard and Scott Lynn were re-elected, and Robert Kerley was newly elected, unseating Board member Terry Voss.

"The town of Kellyville is on the precipice of a sudden expansion in population."

Homes in Pleasant View and Gardner Park subdivisions will soon have access to FiberLInk, and within a matter of months, the entire town of Kellyville will have it, as well.

Kellyville alumni James Robert Webb, who splits his time between being a doctor and a country music artist, still finds time to pay tribute to the place where he planted his musical roots, and in fact, he uses his talents to do so.

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Senior Dylan Davis has done something that no other Kellyville student has achieved: gotten good enough at video games to go to college.

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?

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.