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The Oklahoma Broadband Office (OBO) has been approved for an $11.2 million grant from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) to help new internet users effectively access the internet and learn about online services.
Read moreOklahoma Republicans easily held onto their supermajorities in the state legislature during Nov. 5 elections, emerging unscathed.
Read more[ Peter St. Onge is a visiting fellow at The Heritage Foundation.]
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Lomega Public Schools announced the October 2024 Students of the Month at the Raider Roundup. Ulises Aguilar and Addison Freelander (left side) were named junior high honorees while Hadley Ott and Bode Williams (right side) were named recipients for the high school. [Photo provided]
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Dover first and second graders held an election recently in which they decided between Elementary Principal Jared Reese (back left) and High School Principal Nathan Nance (back right). Voters were, from left: front row, Andrew Barnes, Noah Delgado, Harper Winn, Blayklee Lombardo, Annie Holmes, Conner Garlett, Jace Dhonde, Aaliyah Silva, Noah Nance, Tucker Terrel, Tony Vega; and back row, Naomi Walters, Kodi Chlouber, Esteban Obeso, Ayden Holmes, Palmer Peck, Brynli Green, Aubree Robles, Jack Smith, Nadech Phengphongsavanh, Ainsley Pierce, Zane Belt and Skyler Silva. For more on their election, see the Nov. 13 edition. [Photo provided]
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