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Pioneer Technology Center’s SHARE Program Celebrates 2024-2025 Graduates

Ponca City, OK -- Pioneer Technology Center’s (PTC) SHARE program recently celebrated the achievements of graduates during a special recognition ceremony for the 2024-2025 school year. The SHARE program, which stands for Sharing Hope and Redefining Education, is designed to help students build new futures by combining academic instruction with career and technology training.... Read More.
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ELECTION DAY LAWS AND REMINDERS

Voters in Kay County are reminded to keep their integrity of the election system in mind, when going to the polls next week. While ballot “selfies” or taking photographs of a marked ballot are legal, voters may not share or distribute the image through social media or by another other means while inside the election... Read More.
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Kay County Court Filings 05/28/2025

Court Case Number Filed On Party Case Offense or Cause Kay FD-2025-00074 05/28/2025 AUSTIN, BRETT STEPHEN Defendant AUSTIN, DARCEY vs. AUSTIN, BRETT STEPHEN DIVORCE/DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Kay FD-2025-00074 05/28/2025 AUSTIN, DARCEY Plaintiff AUSTIN, DARCEY vs. AUSTIN, BRETT STEPHEN DIVORCE/DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Kay FD-2025-00073 05/28/2025 MOUNT, ALICIA ANN Plaintiff MOUNT, ALICIA ANN vs. MOUNT, KIPPER LEE DIVORCE/DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Kay FD-2025-00073 05/28/2025 MOUNT, KIPPER LEE Defendant MOUNT, ALICIA ANN vs. MOUNT, KIPPER LEE DIVORCE/DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE Kay CF-2025-00238 05/28/2025 SANTOYO, FREDERICO... Read More.
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EARLY VOTING BEGINS THURSDAY JUNE 5

FOR JUNE 10, 2025  PONCA CITY MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOR CITY COMMISSIONER #1 Early voting begins Thursday June 5 for voters in Ponca City Municipality. Voters who cannot make it to the polls on Election Day, have the option of voting early at their County Election Board. Kay County Election Board Secretary Carol Leaming said early voting... Read More.

Oklahoma teachers could earn up to $10K in annual stipends

TULSA, Okla. - A new law signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt will change how Oklahoma recognizes and rewards high-performing teachers. House Bill 1412, which takes effect on July 1, 2025, introduces a tiered certification system that offers annual stipends instead of permanent pay raises. The program aims to elevate instructional quality while giving local districts flexibility in determining who... Read More.