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Senator Thompson and Her Legislative Work to Support MOHA

Friday, June 27 by Ponca City Now

OKLAHOMA CITY – Senator Kristen Thompson, R-Edmond, issued the following statement Thursday in recognition of the "Make Oklahoma Healthy Again" event hosted at the State Capitol by Governor Kevin Stitt and featuring HHS Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.:“I want to welcome Secretary Kennedy to the Oklahoma State Capitol and thank Governor Stitt for shining... Read More.

Work for State Farmers/Ranchers Recognized

Wednesday, March 12 by Beverly Cantrell

by Rep. John PfeifferI recently received a Champion Award from Oklahoma Farm Bureau in recognition of my work in the Legislature to advocate for Oklahoma farmers and ranchers. I and the five other recipients were noted for going the extra mile to ensure the voices of agriculturalists are represented at the State Capitol and... Read More.

60th Legislature Begins Work

Wednesday, February 12 by Ponca City Now

by Rep. John PfeifferThe first week of a legislative session always feels a bit like the start of a new school year – fun but exhausting. As we dive into our legislative work, reading bills serves as our homework. The final test will be the budget as we try to balance spending and tax... Read More.

Oklahoma Governor Orders End to Remote Work for State Employees by February 2025

Tuesday, January 14 by Ponca City Now

OKLAHOMA CITY, (KOKH) — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt issued an Executive Order ending remote work for state employees. According to the order, full-time employees are expected to be back in the office by Feb. 1, 2025. “Gov. Stitt just issued this executive order, ending remote work by state employees,” said Rep. Forrest Bennet, posted on X. “I... Read More.

Pioneer Tech Launches Employment Center Through Work Ready Oklahoma

Friday, February 16 by Lyman James

PONCA CITY- Pioneer Tech proudly announces the launch of Work Ready Ponca City, contracted by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services and spearheaded by a dedicated team from Pioneer Tech. This groundbreaking workforce development initiative aims to transform local employment opportunities for diverse populations including; low-income families, unemployed individuals, and those seeking to reenter... Read More.

Railroad Work To Close Part Of K-49 Near Mayfield Aug. 22

Thursday, August 11 by Lyman James

Part of K-49 in Sumner County will be closed for 24 hours starting Aug. 22 so a railroad can work on a crossing.According to a news release from the Kansas Department of Transportation Thursday morning, the closure will be on K-49 just south of U.S. 160 near Mayfield. The closure is expected to last... Read More.

AUDIO: New Executive Director Of Eagle Nest, Inc., Says Mission Is ‘A Work Of Heart’

Tuesday, July 26 by Lyman James

Eagle Nest, Inc., has a new executive director.Robin Henderson will take over for Gayle McPherson, who co-founded Eagle Nest in 2000 with Nola Brown."I'm honored to come in behind her and complete and fulfill this mission," said Henderson Monday morning on KSOK's Get Up & Go Show.Eagle Nest is a nonprofit community organization in... Read More.

AUDIO: Frazer Says Work On North Summit Still Within Contract Timeframe, Expects August Completion

Friday, July 15 by Lyman James

Roadwork on North Summit in Ark City is still on schedule and within the contract timeframe, according to City Manager Randy Frazer Friday morning.Frazer said on KSOK's Get Up & Go Show he understands the frustrations with road work -- especially in such a busy section of Summit between Kansas and Radio Lane --... Read More.

KDOT Outlines More Summer Work For The Area, Including U.S. 166, U.S. 77 and K-15

Monday, June 13 by Lyman James

The Kansas Department of Transportation announced more road work projects for the area.According to a news release from KDOT Monday, sections of K-15, U.S. 166 and U.S. 77 in Cowley County will be resurfaced starting around June 23. The project involves a milling and hot-mix-asphalt overlay on K-15 from the Oklahoma/Kansas state line to... Read More.

KDOT: RR Crossing Work To Close U.S. 160 South Of Burden For 5 Days In June

Tuesday, May 24 by Lyman James

U.S. 160 south of Burden will be closed for five days in early June for a railroad crossing repair, according to a news release from the Kansas Department of Transportation.The closing will be from around 6 a.m. Tuesday, June 7, until around 6 p.m. Saturday, June 11.Signs will direct traffic to a detour, which... Read More.