Mustang News

The Oklahoma brewery market has made great strides just in the past few years, and it's expanding again.

The Oklahoma Children's Acting Guild and Steppin' Out Dance Studio is pleased to announce their cast for the musical "Annie," set to run July 24-26. Children in the musical meet four times a week to rehearse such Broadway favorites as "It's the Hard Knock Life," "Little Girls," and "Tomorrow." The cast includes, from Tuttle, Emily Blakey as Peggy; ...

Andy North has been named the new principal at Cimarron Middle School. The former assistant principal at Summit Middle School will replace Susie Schinnerer, who is moving to Cheyenne Middle School.

Garage sale to beneit Brianna Brianna Howard is raising money to compete at the national Today's Girl competition in Dallas, on July 22-26. The sale will start at 7a.m. Friday and Saturday June 26-27 at 901 Pecan St, Tuttle.

A woman pleaded no contest last week to prostitution charges, accused of agreeing to be paid for services with a box of chips by a man who said he was a Frito-Lay employee.

Minco could soon be without a grocery store -- and nearly 33 percent of the town's sales tax could vanish with it.

Traveling at an unsafe speed and alcohol are believed to be the causes of two separate crashes that occured in Mayes County Friday evening.

Miss Mustang and Miss Oklahoma City have tied in two categories in the first preliminary performance of the 2009 Miss Oklahoma pageant.

A four-man pop-punk band, with members from four different Oklahoma cities, including Edmond, soon will debut its first album, "A City of Life." Kid Chicago will be singing some of the album's new songs, including "Bad Girls" and "Promise Me," at Live at the Courtyard at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fine Arts Institute of Edmond, 27 E. Edwards.

Police are investigating the theft of 25 cartons of cigarettes from an Edmond pharmacy, captured by video surveillance cameras.

The second annual Texoma 100 Air Race will take place May 30, 2009 at 10:00 a.m. at the North Texas Regional Airport.

With almost 1,500 units being added to Oklahoma City's apartment market, about 868 of those units are either in the Edmond city limits or in the Edmond school district.

The name of a 17-year-old killed in a Thursday evening crash in west Oklahoma City has been released this morning, police said.

Police are searching for a suspect in a shooting in Bethany. A person was transported to a local hospital in reportedly critical condition after being shot near N.W. 34th Street and Hammond Avenue.

NORMAN a ' More than a dozen central Oklahoma communities could team up to pay $2.3 billion to build a pipeline that would transport water from the southeastern part of the state.

A few dozen professional bicyclists who suffer diabetes plan to be in Oklahoma later this month on what's called a Tour de Cure.

Bergner placed sixth to earn a medal in the 1600-meter run and had earlier placed fourth for a medal in the 3200-meter run.

Russ Wilcoxson took off from Tacoma in his Screaming Yellow Ford Mustang expecting a fun road trip.

With the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes hitting their stride midway through the KCAC baseball season, the efforts of two players have not gone unrecognized.

The Federal Election Commission has dismissed a complaint alleging Attorney General Drew Edmondson gave money from his own campaign to others.