OU is back on top in NCAA women’s gymnastics, winning 3rd national title in 4 years, 7th overall

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Oklahoma's redemption arc is complete.The Sooners returned to the top at the NCAA women's gymnastics championships on Saturday, cruising to their seventh national title a year after a stunning flameout in the semifinals.Oklahoma's team total of 198.0125 was four-tenths better than runner-up UCLA, which capped a resurgent season behind... Read More.
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PTC Welding Students Win Top Prize

The Pioneer Technology Center (PTC) Welding Fabrication team claimed 1st place at the regional competition last week, showcasing their exceptional skills and teamwork. Team members Colton Cink from Medford, Danner Lessert from Fairfax, and Adrian Perez from Ponca City worked together to take home the top honor. Under the guidance of instructor Tyler Foster,... Read More.
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Teacher Pay Raises, Cell Phone Ban Top Oklahoma Senate’s Education Agenda

The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee has announced key legislative priorities to strengthen the state’s education system ahead of the upcoming session.Sen. Adam Pugh (R-Edmond) and Sen. Ally Seifried (R-Claremore) outlined their proposals on Monday at the state Capitol. Their initiatives focus on increasing teacher pay, banning cellphones in classrooms, ensuring students master critical skills, recruiting skilled... Read More.
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Po-Hi Class of 23 Top 10 Tea

The Top 10 Tea was held Sunday afternoon for the top students of the Class of 2023 for Ponca City High School. Top 10 Seniors:Annabelle Herard (not pictured) Bethany Klein Cason Wilson Emma Gertken Haley Mills Jared Meeks Lexie Huster Luke Hollis Noah Monroe Tanner EstesStudents are pictured with Shane Dent (Po-Hi Principal) and... Read More.

Top of Oklahoma Museum Hosting Pearl Harbor Event

Blackwell’s Top of Oklahoma Historical Society Museum invites the public to a luncheon this Friday, Dec. 2, to commemorate the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941.  Museum workers will present a display about what President Franklin Roosevelt then described as “a day that will live in infamy.”  The meal includes stew, chili,... Read More.