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A decision by University of Oklahoma President Joseph Harroz Jr. to realign the Native Nations Center from the office of provost to president has drawn ire from a professor.

The Ponca City Chamber Board of Directors held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 28 at 11 am. Chamber Chair Rick Hancock called the meeting to order.

Bowhunters host 3-D shoot: Cherokee Bowhunters archery club will host a 3-D shoot Saturday at the Fort Crowder Conservation Area archery range east of Neosho, Mo. Contestants may start the course anytime between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Entry fee is $12 for nonmembers.

Chief Standing Bear was nominated to appear on a stamp in 2017. Now, more than five years after its conception, the stamp is set to be released on May 12.

The Ponca City Chamber of Commerce Tourism Bureau held their regular monthly meeting on Thursday, March 23. Brad Fox called the meeting to order.

Jeffrey Johnson received two years probation, must pay restitution and fines, and will serve a two-year ban from the Buffalo National River.

Walk explores Fayetteville trails

Each year, parents across the Natural State will often spend the last week or two of March racking their brains trying to find fun family activities they can

Weather changes on the way, Nebraska fillibuster continues, NAIA Tournament, and more

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