Borrowers under two different repayment plans are eligible for student loan forgiveness

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Kay County Court Filings 10/27/2025

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Court Case Number Filed On Party Case Offense or Cause Kay CJ-2025-00250 10/27/2025 A BANKING CORPORATION Plaintiff EQUITY BANK FORMERLY KNOWN AS EASTMAN NATIONAL BANK et al vs. RIGNEY, MARK FORECLOSURE Kay CS-2025-00615 10/27/2025 ABSOLUTE RESOLUTIONS INVESTMENTS, LLC Plaintiff ABSOLUTE RESOLUTIONS INVESTMENTS, LLC vs. MINES, CALVIN P INDEBTEDNESS Kay TR-2025-01412 10/27/2025 ACKERMAN, JERRY W Defendant STATE OF OKLAHOMA vs. ACKERMAN, JERRY W SPEEDING 21-25 OVER Kay TR-2025-01413 10/27/2025 ALBURY, JAMES TRISTAN MANDALE TIMOTHY Defendant STATE OF... Read More.
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National First Responders Day

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  National First Responders Day in 2025 is on Tuesday, October 28, 2025. The day honors the service of police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and other emergency personnel through appreciation events, public recognition, and special discounts offered by various companies.  Thank you!

Kay County crash kills man from Texas

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TONKAWA- After a single-vehicle crash on Monday just after 6 p.m. in Kay County, one person is dead according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. According to OHP, the driver, traveling northbound on Interstate 35  near Tonkawa  struck a cable barrier along the highway, causing the car to roll over several times, ejecting the driver from the... Read More.

Ponca City Autumn Leaf Collection 2025-2026

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The City of Ponca City will begin Autumn Leaf Collection on November 17, 2025 and end on January 23, 2026. The City is asking that residents who wish to have their leaves removed please follow these guidelines: • Bagged leaves placed in the regular refuse collection area will be collected free of charge until January... Read More.
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Halloween price hikes may make for a scarier holiday for your wallet

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With Halloween falling on a Friday this year, celebrations are expected to be bigger. Consumers are opening their wallets for everything spooky, from candy to costumes, despite paying higher prices for many items. U.S. consumers are expected to spend a record $13.1 billion this Halloween, up from $11.6 billion last year, according to the National... Read More.
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