BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING

The Ponca City Board of Commissioners met in regular session on April 28, 2025. Mayor Kelsey Wagner called the meeting to order, which was followed by the pledge of allegiance. Commissioners Stephanie Austin and Garrett Bowers were in attendance. Commissioner Robert Bodick was absent.Ceremonies and Proclamations Under Ceremonies and Proclamations, Tonkawa City Manager, Nick Payne,... Read More.

CANDIDATE FILING FOR CITY OF PONCA CITY COMMISSIONER NO. 1

Candidates  filing for City Commissioner No.1 for the City of Ponca City began to file Declarations of Candidacy at 8 am Monday April 28, 2025.Those who wish to file for a municipal office must submit a Declaration of Candidacy to the Kay County Election Board April 30 2025 between the hours of 8 am... Read More.
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NOC Enid Planetarium Show May 1

The Mackie Planetarium on the NOC Enid campus will host the May planetarium show Thursday May 1, at 7 p.m.The show will present the night sky over Enid and show prominent constellations and planets in the early evening sky.  Director Fritz Osell will point out how to locate planets and other visible objects in... Read More.
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Ponca City Senior Serves as Page For Rep. Luttrell at OK House

OKLAHOMA CITY – A Ponca City High School senior served as a page for Rep. Ken Luttrell, R-Ponca City, during the twelfth week of the 60th Legislature.Brylen Liberton, a senior at Ponca City High School, plans to attend Tulsa University to major in communications. With dreams of becoming either a lawyer or an NFL... Read More.
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NOC Regents Approve Internal Audit Report

Northern Oklahoma College regents approved an internal audit report from Crawford & Associates at a meeting in Tonkawa.The internal audit included two areas, according to Dwayne Tate of Crawford & Associates.“First is to provide a claims audit and the second is to follow up on last year’s recommendations,” he said.“We would like to express... Read More.

Loss of FEMA Program Spells Disaster for Hundreds of Communities and Their Projects

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The textile mills that once served as the backbone of Mount Pleasant, North Carolina, have long been shuttered, and officials believed federal money would be key to the town’s overdue revitalization. They hoped an improved stormwater drainage system and secured electrical wires — funded through a program to help communities... Read More.