Driving – Ponca City Now

Deer Safety Driving Tips For Avoiding A Collision

Wednesday, October 5 by Lyman James

The Oklahoma Highway is already reporting lots of crashes involving deer. Troopers remind you that deer are on the move during mating season (between October and January) and encourage you to pay close attention at dusk and dawn.See one? There’s probably more.Deer are pack animals, and rarely travel alone. If a deer crosses... Read More.

Authorities Arrest Winfield Man Reported Drunk Driving On Fork Lift Stolen From Schmidt And Sons

Friday, August 12 by Lyman James

A Winfield man was arrested Wednesday night after police were called for a report of a drunk driver on a forklift.According to a news release from the Winfield Police Department Friday, Winfield Police officers received a report Wednesday at approximately 8:55 p.m. of a possible drunk driver in the area of Country Club Road... Read More.

Georgia man driving under the influence causes accident south of Perry

Sunday, April 25 by Lyman James

A personal injury collision occurred at 3:28 a.m. Saturday morning on I-35 northbound at mile marker 179, approximately 6 miles south of Perry in Noble County.Tyler Schultz, 30, of Gwinnett, GA. was driving a 2019 Honda Accord northbound on I-35 in the outside lane. Schultz rear-ended the rear of the trailer of a 2017... Read More.

Ponca City woman driving under the influence collides with charter bus near Tonkawa

Friday, December 11 by Lyman James

TONKAWA, Okla. - A personal injury collision occurred at 11:51 p.m. Thursday evening on Interstate 35 near mile marker 216, approximately 1 mile north of Tonkawa in Kay County.Two vehicles were involved. Sierra Hanger, 22, of Ponca City was driving a 2011 Ford Fusion south bound in the north bound lanes. Donald Bohnert, 83,... Read More.

City Of Ponca City Historic Driving Tour Mobile App

Thursday, October 22 by Lyman James

The City of Ponca in partnership with the Oklahoma Historical Society is pleased to release the City of Ponca City Historic Driving Tour mobile app. Utilizing grant funds from the National Park Service, U. S. Department of the Interior, and the Oklahoma Historic Preservation Office, this mobile app is available in the Apple store... Read More.