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By Steve Fair On Wednesday, Oklahoma Congresswoman Stephanie Bice (R-OK), and Pennsylvania Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan, (D-PA), introduced the More Paid Leave for More Americans Act.(MPLMAA) The legislation attempts to chart a path toward a national paid le... More »

Free Jamboree scheduled May 10

Enjoy music and singing at the FREE Admission all day Music Jamboree for the community, and their family, Saturday, May 10, 2025. There will be Bluegrass, Gospel, Country, and Folk Music at the Epworth United Methodist Church, 4th and Iowa in the Fellow ship H... More »

Accident near Tuttle kills Yukon man

Three-vehicle accident near Tuttle kills Yukon man A Yukon man died after a three-vehicle collision at 10:56 a.m. Saturday, May 3, about 1.5 miles south of Tuttle in Grady County.Frank Kuykendall, 75, was pronounced dead by medical staff at Integris Baptist in... More »

USAO Class of 2025 celebrates Gift Project

CHICKASHA, Okla. — The University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma’s class of 2025 celebrated the opening ceremony of its senior gift project, a concrete half-basketball court beside Lawson Clubhouse, last Friday at 2 p.m.The ceremony was free and well-attended b... More »

Grady-Ville USA

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 p... 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, Oklahoma has seen little improveme... 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 and out-of-state students, enrollme... 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, including two of Bill Braun’s uncles.Braun’... 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 primaries in February if more than t... 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 distinguished 45-year career and 12-year tenure... More »

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