County Archives - Page 24 of 51

Noble County Sheriff’s Office working to slow down traffic on highways

Monday, April 11 by Lyman James

The Noble County Sheriff’s Office has been working on trying to help slow the traffic down in Noble County. More specifically on Highway 64 east of Perry. Attached is a list of some of the infractions the Noble County Sheriff’s Office have stopped individuals for just in the past few months. NCSO will continue to... Read More.

Two arrested in Pawnee County for murder

Monday, April 11 by Lyman James

On the night of April 9th at approximately 10:00 PM, Pawnee County deputies were dispatched to the Edge Water RV park in eastern Pawnee County for an assault with a knife. A 911 call made from the scene stated there was a fight and someone had been stabbed. Upon deputies arrival, two adult males... Read More.

April 5 election results for Kay County

Wednesday, April 6 by Lyman James

The results are in for election results across Kay County from April 5. Posted below are the official results from OK Election Results. Click here to view.BILLINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 002 FOR OFFICE NO. 2 BILLINGS PUBLIC SCHOOLS1 of 1 (100.00%) Election Day Precincts ReportingFavoriteView As Go to TopSummary Results table for this raceCandidate Choice Absentee... Read More.

Kay County Sheriff’s Office searching for man with arrest warrants last seen in Ponca City

Tuesday, April 5 by Lyman James

The Kay County Sheriff’s Office is wanting to find Landyn Wayne Tomek, 18, who has outstanding arrest warrants in Kay County. Tomek is facing charges of Larceny of Automobile, Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, 3rd Degree Burglary, Larceny from a house and Possession of CDS (Meth) with a total of $250,000.00 in bonds. Tomek... Read More.

Multi-agency pursuit ends in Grant County Saturday night

Monday, April 4 by Lyman James

On Saturday night, a multi-agency pursuit that began in Crescent, Oklahoma ended in Grant County at the intersection of US Hwy 60 and State Hwy 74 southwest of Lamont. One occupant was detained at the scene and one occupant fled into a nearby wooded creek bed. The Grant County Sheriff’s Office wants the public to know... Read More.

Primary Election Day voting for Osage County is today

Monday, April 4 by Lyman James

Primary Election Day voting for Osage County is today from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ALL in-person voting will take place at the Osage Nation Civic Center located at 1449 W. Main in Pawhuska. Absentee ballots are due by 10 a.m. in the Pawhuska Post Office this morning. According to Osage News, over 200 Osages... Read More.

Kay County Sheriff’s Office hosted an ALERRT AAIR Course

Wednesday, March 30 by Lyman James

Early voting available for Kay County starting Thursday

Monday, March 28 by Lyman James

Tuesday, April 5 will be the next election day across northern Oklahoma. However, if you’d like to vote early, then early voting will be this upcoming Thursday and Friday at the Election Board located at 219 S. Main Street in the Kay County Administration Building. Voters can not vote early at polling locations. Polls will... Read More.

Cowley County Sheriff’s Office seeking help in locating missing man

Friday, March 25 by Lyman James

The Cowley County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in locating Mark Wayne Brannam, age 59. Mark is 5’11” and weighs approximately 200 pounds. He drives a pewter/silver 2001 Chevrolet S-10 pickup with Kansas License plate 631MXJ. He was last seen leaving his residence in Arkansas City, Ks. to go to work. Mark... Read More.

$9.84 million patching project is set on U.S. 166 in Sumner County

Tuesday, March 22 by Lyman James

A $9.84 million patching project on U.S. 166 in Sumner County will begin soon. The Kansas Department of Transportation project involves concrete patching on U.S. 166 from the U.S. 81 junction on the north side of South Haven east to 400 feet past the Rock Road intersection. The length is about 9 miles.The project is... Read More.

Burn Ban approved for Kay County

Tuesday, March 8 by Lyman James

On Monday, Kay County Commissioners approved a Burn Ban that will last for 14 days. The Burn Ban will expire on March 21 unless rescinded by county commissioners.Each County Board of County Commissioners is required by law to notify a number of entities, including Oklahoma Forestry Services (OFS), on the same day that any... Read More.

Crews assist with fires across Kay County Tuesday

Wednesday, March 2 by Lyman James

Officials report that three fires burned across Kay County Tuesday. Ponca City assisted Ranch Drive with a Blaze. Ranch Drive also worked a second blaze with McCord and Newkirk assisted Blackwell with a fire. Dry conditions are forecasted for the rest of the week.According to the Oklahoma Forestry Department, humidity is lower than 25%,... Read More.