Federal Broadband Discount Still Available For Oklahoma Homes

STILLWATER, Okla. – Thousands of Oklahomans are missing an opportunity to lower their monthly internet bills. The federal government’s Affordable Connectivity Program is available to help households pay for internet service, but few have signed up since the program’s debut in December 2021.

Signs Of Heat Stroke And How To Avoid It On Hot Summer Days

Warm weather beckons people outdoors to enjoy days at the beach, bike rides in the park or hours in the pool. However, when the weather gets too hot, prolonged time outdoors can adversely affect overall health.

New Technical-Training Options Offered To Fast-Track A Career In Oil And Natural Gas

A technical-training program offered through Francis Tuttle and Tulsa Tech is offering new classes and certification options to fasttrack a career in oil and natural gas.

Emmily Gonzalez graduates With MBA

Emmily Yisel Infante Gonzalez of Shawnee, graduated from Emporia State University in May 2022, with a Master of Business Administration degree.

Volunteers, The Unsung Heroes Of The IFYR

The Internationa Finals Youth Rodeo wrapped up July 15 at the Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center in Shawnee. The event wouldn’t have been possible without the 600 volunteers who helped plan and run one of the largest rodeos in the country.

Deadline To Request Absentee Ballot For August Election Is August 8

Voters in Pottawatomie County who want absentee ballots mailed to them for the August 23rd, Runoff Primary, Shawnee General Runoff and Konawa Special School Election Proposition, should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Patricia Carter said today.

ECU Offers Special Housing Incentive To Commuters Enrolled Full-Time

ADA –For years students who live nearby have been commuting to East Central University. With the increase in gas prices, this may be more difficult. Thus, ECU is offering an alternate option for the first 50 students who live within 50 miles of Ada – room and board for $75 per week.

Justin Terney Memorial Poker Run Set For July 23

It has been five years since Tecumseh Patrolman Justin Terney was killed in the line of duty. On March 27, 2017, he was on a traffic stop near Gordon Cooper Drive and Benson Park Road when the driver fled on foot, according to www.odmp.org.