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For visually impaired children, learning to navigate a city is a skill that is needed so they can someday live independently.

MUSKOGEE – Oklahoma CityresidentsQuanté Sellers and Kairi Husmann earned silver medals at Oklahoma School for the Blind’s Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest competition in Muskogee.

Ada resident Kolten Pennington earned a gold medal at Oklahoma School for the Blind’s eleventh Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest competition in Muskogee.

MUSKOGEE – Duncan resident Blaze Calger earned a Top Scouts award at Oklahoma School for the Blind’s 11th Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest competition in Muskogee.

Ketchum high school sophomore Angel Cozort waited for just the right times to cross different intersections in downtown Muskogee Wednesday afternoon.

MUSKOGEE – Thirty-three contestants are expected to compete Nov. 8 in Oklahoma School for the Blind’s 11th Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest. The event will be held from noon to 4

Thirty-three contestants are expected to compete November 8 in Oklahoma School for the Blind’s 11th Oklahoma Regional Cane Quest. The event will be held from noon to 4 p.m.

Aaron Ramirez, 15, from Whittier, and Grayson Roberts, 9, from Altadena said they were looking forward to putting their white cane skills to the test.

Aaron Ramirez, 15, from Whittier, and Grayson Roberts, 9, from Altadena both said they were looking forward to putting their white cane skills to the test at this year’s Cane Quest on the campus of Cal State Los Angeles.

Aaron Ramirez, 15, from Whittier, and Grayson Roberts, 9, from Altadena said they were looking forward to putting their white cane skills to the test.