![By Dwain Sehon The outgoing President pardoned most of his family along with Fauci, Milley, and Adam Schiff and all members of the J6 committee, bestowing guilt on them too. If you didn’t commit a crime why the pardon?If this stands, a future president could pardon someone for whatever time he wants – would that person have a free pass to commit any crime? Who knows? Even if the mustachioed lipstick wearing people (that steal women’s dresses from airports) are […]](https://www.chickashatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Grady-Ville-USA-Stage-Coach-1400x450.jpg)
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![By Blake Moren, CTCN Correspondent According to national data, Oklahoma’s state academic results are currently stagnant. In 2024, Oklahoma lagged behind the national average when it came to math and reading scores.Since 2022, Oklahoma has seen little improvement.The National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) tests 4th and 8th graders in both math and reading in every state every 2 years. NAEP is also called the Nation’s Report Card.The results for this year were below pre-pandemic performance.According to the National Center […]](https://www.chickashatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Flag_of_Oklahoma.jpg)
![The University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma ranks fourth in the state for the best bachelor’s programs, according to University Headquarters.The ranking, based on several factors including undergraduate tuition for in-state and out-of-state students, enrollment, and student-to-faculty ratio, places USAO above 21 other colleges.University HQ is an independent education organization that provides students with resources to prepare and plan their career path in their chosen field. The organization has reviewed over 100 colleges.See where USAO ranks online: universityhq.orgAbout the […]](https://www.chickashatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/USAO-new-Logo-2-1230x912.jpg){kind=logo}
![By Conrad Easterday, CTCN Editor A hundred years ago on Christmas Eve, 36 people died in the Babbs Switch schoolhouse near Hobart. It took less than nine minutes for the roof to fall in, dooming everyone left inside, including two of Bill Braun’s uncles.Braun’s mother, 4-year-old Lilly Biggers, crawled to safety after being jostled from the arms of her mother who stayed inside the building looking for Lilly and her other children. She died with her two boys. Another daughter, […]](https://www.chickashatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Babbs-Switch-Fire.jpg)
![The Chickasha Area Arts Council and the Chickasha Community Theatre will be hosting a listening session with the Oklahoma Arts Council (OAC) on Dec. 12.The community is invited to attend and participate.What are your goals, dreams and desires for the “The Arts” in our community?The meeting is scheduled from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, at 521 W. Chickasha Avenue, home of the Chickasha Area Arts Council. There is no cost to attend, however RSVPs are requested. RSVP to […]](https://www.chickashatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/CAAC-Logo-Black-Print2.jpg){kind=logo}
![On the opening day of the filing period for Caddo County school boards, four candidates from separate schools cast their hats into the ring.The filing period ends Wednesday, Dec. 4. The general election will be April 1 with primaries in February if more than three candidates file for the same position.All of the 33 board of education openings in Caddo, Grady and Stephens counties are non-partisan.Boone-Apache Public Schools – Office No. 5James M. Patterson Jr., 58, ApacheGracemont Public Schools – […]](https://www.chickashatoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Get-Ready-To-Vote-Check-Your-Registration-Status.jpg)
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By Dwain Sehon The outgoing President pardoned most of his family along with Fauci, Milley, and Adam Schiff and all members of the J6 committee, bestowing guilt on them too. If you didn’t commit a crime why the pardon?If this... More »
Oklahoma student test scores remain stagnant
By Blake Moren, CTCN Correspondent According to national data, Oklahoma’s state academic results are currently stagnant. In 2024, Oklahoma lagged behind the national average when it came to math and reading scores.Since 2022,... More »
USAO ranked 4th in state for bachelor programs
The University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma ranks fourth in the state for the best bachelor’s programs, according to University Headquarters.The ranking, based on several factors including undergraduate tuition for in-state ... More »
Christmas Eve tragedy changed how schools are constructed
By Conrad Easterday, CTCN Editor A hundred years ago on Christmas Eve, 36 people died in the Babbs Switch schoolhouse near Hobart. It took less than nine minutes for the roof to fall in, dooming everyone left inside, includin... More »
Chickasha Area Arts Council and Chickasha Community Theater to host Cornerstone Conversations meeting
The Chickasha Area Arts Council and the Chickasha Community Theatre will be hosting a listening session with the Oklahoma Arts Council (OAC) on Dec. 12.The community is invited to attend and participate.What are your goals, d... More »
Four file for Caddo County school board openings
On the opening day of the filing period for Caddo County school boards, four candidates from separate schools cast their hats into the ring.The filing period ends Wednesday, Dec. 4. The general election will be April 1 with p... More »
Three-day filing period next week for area school board candidates
Candidates for area school board seats will have three days to file for office starting Monday, Dec. 2, and ending Wednesday, Dec. 4.Nine Stephens County school districts have an opening on their boards while Caddo and Grady ... More »
Grady Memorial announces CEO’s retirement
CHICKASHA — Grady Memorial Hospital’s Board of Directors has announced the planned retirement of present Chief Executive Officer Warren Kean Spellman, effective March 2025.Spellman’s retirement marks the end of a distinguishe... More »
Life’s Hope bringing gifts to “me-me” world
By Conrad Easterday, CTCN Editor Life’s Hope has given away $14 million in unwanted and returned items so far this year from Amazon’s globe-spanning network of warehouses.And that’s a conservative estimate, says Life’s Hope f... More »
ChamberCare built for small business
By Conrad Easterday, CTCN Editor The State Chamber of Oklahoma has spent the last four years studying the success of other state chambers of commerce that offer health care insurance programs for small business, the backbone ... More »
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