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Some 300 certified master gardeners from across Oklahoma will visit Canadian County to hear from experienced horticulture professionals and tour local gardens.

The Oklahoma District Attorneys Association has honored Sen. Lonnie Paxton with its highest award, the Soaring Eagle. Paxton was the only recipient of the Soaring Eagle, an award bestowed to the association’s greatest champions.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A new poll shows Oklahomans overwhelmingly support cutting the state income tax and gradually eliminating the tax entirely.

LAWSUITS Freedom Mortgage Corporation vs. Beverly Reininger and Robert Reininger for $149,511.11 to pay a debt plus interest, costs and attorney fees and foreclosure of mortgage on Lot 2, Block 1, Piedmont Meadows Phase I Addition.

Each step Johnny Hensley took across the parade grounds at Fort Reno was like a step back in time.

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission next week is expected to consider hiring a contractor to construct a permanent upgrade to the State Highway 66/Banner Road intersection.

Hundreds gathered at Fort Reno for the opening ceremony of the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall. The wall was greeted with sunshine and a U.S. flag that waved in the breeze far above the parade grounds where the wall was set up.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Rhonda Baker, R-Yukon, will examine potential updates to Oklahoma’s graduation requirements and student pathways to meeting those requirements in an upcoming interim study before the House Common Education Committee, which she chairs.

Canadian County’s elected officials are considering adding Juneteenth to the county’s holiday calendar. Juneteenth is a federal holiday that commemorates the emancipation of African American slaves.

A Yukon woman has been sentenced to prison for her part in an armed robbery at a truck stop in far west Canadian County. Hilary Ebera Iannuccilli, 56, recently pleaded no contest to second-degree robbery, conspiracy and trafficking in illegal drugs.