Del City News Archives

The fifth annual Students Against Hunger Food Drive, which benefits the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, kicks off today at 125 schools in 11 central and western Oklahoma counties.

A Del City High School graduate has been chosen by the U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce as one of its Ten Outstanding Americans.

Yards across Del City will be scattered with lamps, clothing, furniture and other odds and ends this weekend as citizens participate in Del City's city-wide garage sale.

It may not be the most famous date in American history, but students across the country are realizing the importance of Sept.

A man charged in the slaying of a Del City woman is being held without bond after a court hearing Friday.

Del City residents now have the opportunity to get their canine pets spayed and neutered at a reduced cost of $17.50. The reduction in price is made possible through a $10,000 grant from PETsMART Charities.

OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma City Council moved another step closer albeit vaguely defined toward the creation of a metro area commuter rail transit system Tuesday.

The Oklahoma Education Oversight Board and the Office of Accountability have released the 2008 School Report Card for Mid-Del high schools.

U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn began his Tuesday town hall meeting by saying to the several hundred people in attendance that the group was just meeting in the building owned by the First Southern Baptist Church in Del City.

Extreme droughts will come again, said Randy Worden, district manager of the Central Oklahoma Conservation District or COMCD.

Sen. Tom Coburn may have been speaking to a crowd at First Southern, but disagreements in Eastern Oklahoma County weren't restricted to Del City.