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Liberty Memorial Central Middle School could switch to a special science, technology and arts curriculum in the future, but a district leader said Tuesday that

It says they tried to renew it, but her payment method failed, and she had one last chance to renew; it just takes one click, the email said.

PUNTA GORDA, Fla. -- Imogene Louise Crawley, née Burgess, passed away peacefully at home in Punta Gorda, Fla., on Sept. 14, 2023. She was 95 years of age. Born in June 1928 in Grainola, Okla., to Isom and Elva Burgess, Imogene spent her youth in rural northern Oklahoma, graduating from Kaw City High School in 1946. On a family trip to Pyote, Texas, Imogene met her lifelong love and partner, Clarence James Crawley, whom she married in September 1947. From Pyote, CJ and Imogene moved their family...

Broken Arrow High School was recently named an official National Banner School of Special Olympics North America under the Unified Champion School program.Spec

Each time Thomas Lindley strolls through his parent’s house in Oklahoma, a special wall of framed faces takes him back to being a little boy on vacation in Branson.

LAWTON, OK — As the Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center readies its latest exhibit for the upcoming Comanche Nation Fair, it was recognized for its 2022 exhibit recognizing murdered

An Andy’s Frozen Custard franchisee purchased the former Rib Crib site near Robinson Street and Interstate 35 on Sept. 6.

On Tuesday a Broken Arrow woman and former employee of OSU Medical Center pleaded guilty in federal court to defrauding over 8 million from the organization.

WINONA, Minn. — After getting 2-0 leads in both of its matches Saturday, the Central College volleyball team held on to win 3-2 twice at a triangular hosted by Saint