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2 Young Females Killed, Driver Seriously Injured In Wreck At Ringgold

2 Young Females Killed, Driver Seriously Injured In Wreck At Ringgold
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Dorothy Imogene Young | Ponca City News

Dorothy “Imogene” Young, age 97, went to be with her Lord and Savior on February 25, 2024, at home with family. Born on December 26, 1926 in Catoosa, OK, to Henry and Maudie Zundle, she was one of five children.

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Education notebook: Britta Hartman named Sand Springs Teacher of the Year

Pratt Elementary School fourth grade teacher Britta Hartman was announced Monday as Sand Springs Public Schools Teacher of the Year. #oklaed

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Sheriff officers teaching active threat training

The Rogers County Sheriff s Office is offering free training to county residents and groups who want to learn and understand ways to survive an active threats situation that might include

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Oklahoma bill would shield poultry companies from lawsuits over chicken litter pollution

Environmentalists worry House Bill 4118, authored by Rep. David Hardin, R-Stilwell, could give poultry companies a ‘license to pollute.’

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