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Thanks to the absence of a state law to protect her, a Bristow woman is being forced to live next-door to the man who abused her 14 years ago. Now she and legislators are working to do something about it.

The 39th year for the festival will host a bevy of food, craft and business vendors, a full-blown carnival, turtle races, frog races, Optimists Club horseshoe contests, pancake breakfast, 5K run, Black Gold Days parade, entertainment and a beer garden.

Kiefer turns to the community to help support the shortfalls that are happening in the classrooms. The program is setting up a model that others may be adoption soon.

Webco donates to the American Heart Association to provide CPR in Schools Kit for local high schools

Ashford’s essay featured her research on Irena Sendler, who helped to smuggle children out of the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II’s Nazi occupation, and Susan B. Anthony, who pioneered women’s rights in the United States.

Read about the last conversation one victim had with his neighbor shortly before he died.

Film crews have flanked the sidelines of Kiefer’s basketball court and hallways in recent days. That’s because OERB – the Oklahoma Energy Resources Board – has been in town recording a new commercial featuring Kiefer High School and its facilities constructed on an abandoned oil well site. “We benefit a great deal from the money…

The movie is called "I can only imagine," based on song of the same name by the band MercyMe. The girls tell what it was like being on the set in Oklahoma City.

More than 900 students in grades pre-kindergarten through 12th entered this year’s Law Day Contest, themed “The 14th Amendment: Transforming American Democracy.”

Although Drumright teacher Emma Akin touched the lives of countless school children throughout the country, many Oklahomans have probably never heard of her trail blazing efforts to enhance the education of African American students in segregated schools.