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'Rehearsal for Murder' a thrilling mystery for CCT fans
Tom Trgovac as , left, and Dawn Snider as rehearse for their roles in the Chambersburg Community Theatres Rehearsal for Murder.
Out of funds, Ninnekah may give fire department to county
The Ninnekah Town Council recently voted to turn its fire department over to Grady County.
Program lets students minister to youths Friday nights at a Mission Centera
Oklahoma Baptist University students David Goff, Bethany Slagle, Melissa Krauss and Amanda Eves tackle playground equipment with children at Oklahoma CityA's Baptist Mission Center.
Local student designs conference pin
It's a tradition for Business Professionals of America members from across the nation to trade their state's official pin with other members at the annual National Conference.
Barrrel race to aid cancer victim Barrels and Buckles for Breast Cancer, a 5-D barrel race to raise funds to benffit Tony Fry of Jones, will be held Saturday, Oct.
CVTC selects student ambassadors
Canadian Valley Technology Center recently named 16 of its students to represent the school as this year's Student Ambassadors.
By STEPHEN ROBERTSON Lawton Constitution Leah M. Fitch lost a seven-year struggle with breast cancer in 2006, but she won't be forgotten by her family and her many friends - or by the hundreds of patients each year who will be visiting Lawton's new cancer center named in her honor.
Traipse with titanosaurians! Walking with Dinosaurs thunders through the Colonial Life Arena starting Wednesday.
Shoppers swarm Longmont Albertsons for deals
Shoppers stuffed their carts with bargain groceries and braved a bustling parking lot at Albertsons on Thursday as the store set most of its inventory at half-price. With the store at 1750 N. Main St.
Commissioners approve stray animal account
The Grady County Commissioners held a short meeting on Monday, with only a handful of agenda items.
Alex gets in the spirit for Homecoming
The Longhorns host the Cyril Pirates Friday night. Homecoming ceremonies begin at 6:30 p.m. Photos Alex High School sophomores Carli Dean, Paige Dunn, Brayden Hines and Aaron Rogers gather in their camouflage during homecoming spirit week.
Alex George traces a beer label onto a painting of a brewing tank at the Elevator Brewing Co.
Oklahomans Rally to Help Partially Paralyzed Teen
NEWS 9 viewers first met Kristin Rogers on July 31 when the teen warned other young drivers not to text and drive.
Parents Ready Home for Daughter's Home Coming
A 16-year-old's world was turned upside down by a car accident that left her partially paralyzed.
They're funky, they're new and they're making their debut this weekend at Alex's in Ashland.
Council eyes transfer of authority on landfill decision
The City Council might transfer its authority to issue the special permit needed to expand the Glendale Road landfill to the Planning Board, a move that would enable councilors to lift a self-imposed gag order prohibiting them from discussing the issue with residents.
They're funky, they're new and they're making their debut this weekend at Alex's in Ashland.
Fourteen aspiring actors are learning theater from the ground up this summer. Students in Maggie Paul's Phoenix Summer Theatre program will perform in one of three short plays they wrote this summer featuring a bank heist, a CSI mystery and a city swap where kids who live in the city and country swap locales.
Area students make OBU honor rolls
Four Chickasha-area residents were named to Oklahoma Baptist University's honor rolls for the spring semester.