Schools

Even someone who wasn't at this game can appreciate how tough it was just by reading how it all went down.

Sapulpa's opening game against Duncan showed some promise, but lacked polish needed to execute.

After having a full year to work with his team, he's saying they're stronger and faster, and expects this season's win-loss record to reflect that.

The class includes Shelbey Lyon of Chandler, James Meyerring of Oilton, Raegan Earp of Cushing, Whitney Cooper of Sapulpa, Chelsea Baugus of Cushing, Danielle Smith of Stroud, Rebecca Gordon of Yale, Jessica Roe of Cushing, and Regina Howell of Depew.

A judge has said that she has the possibility of a reduced sentence if she completes a program for women dealing with drug abuse.

See a gallery of students who won awards at numerous national conferences this year.

The former No. 2 Husky is back to the school he helped open, after former Principal Stufflebeam accepted a position as Special Education Director.

For over 30 years, NTHS has been the acknowledged leader in the recognition of outstanding student achievement in career and technical education. Now these inductees are joining the lineup.

Superintendent Robert Armstrong said "I feel good about our representation but the state legislature needs to wake up."

New principal says the success is due to the people that help make the school great.