Warner News

PORUM CHRISTMAS PARADE, hosted by the Porum Chamber of Commerce, 10:30 a.m. Saturday.

Groups find cost of audits is tough to bear By Liz McMahan Phoenix Staff Writer Wagoner Public Schools is dealing with more than just budget cuts, according to Superintendent Sonny Bates.

We are close to paying off the first bond for roofs and classrooms. I'd agree the first bond was necessary.

The Connors State College president and several Warner residents spoke to county commissioners about getting help building a new road.

High school senior Savannah Leggett relaxed as well as she could as blood was being drawn from her right arm.

Right now officers and paramedics in Muskogee County are forced to carry several two-way radios with them, each one representing a different agency.

First responders unable to communicate with each other in emergency situations for lack of radio power are getting a $3.4 million boost.

Boynton did not necessarily follow the Oklahoma Town Meeting Act in holding a special election Tuesday, but a local attorney believes what they did is better than what the act requires.

Ramona Butler, a cook at the Warner Senior Nutrition Center, received the Forman Carlile Award during Warner's Annual Cow Chip Day earlier this month.

A 29-year-old Oklahoma man has pleaded guilty in Missouri to traveling across state lines to have sex with a person he believed was a 13-year-old girl.

A former city clerk and treasurer from the town of Warner has been charged with embezzling funds.

Prosecutors filed an embezzlement charge early Tuesday against former Warner City Clerk/Treasurer Carla Lanette Reed.

Approximately 1,000 Warner-area high school juniors and seniors attended the recent College Fair on the campus of Connors State College.

Using narrative panels and films about World War II prisoners of war held in the United States, a retrofitted school bus called the BUS-eum 3 will tour two area schools.

A Porum woman was pulled from flood waters Friday morning two miles west of U.S. 64.

The Green Country Behavioral Health Services Board of Directors has received notice that the agency has been awarded a Quality Improvement Grant in the amount of $228,000. The grant was funded by the Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, according to a media release.

This frame grab taken from security video released by the FBI and provided to The Oklahoman shows people moving through a nearby building shortly after the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995.

Elections for JOM Indian Education Committee members will be held beginning at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday at Warner Public School in the Administration building.

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A Nov. 13 preliminary hearing has been scheduled for members of a Fairview family who are accused of abusing a Liberian girl.