Holding just a three-shot lead going into the final round of the 2025 Aggie Fall Invitational, Redlands Community College women’s golf team carded the best round of the event and final day to run away with the team title.

The Cougars carded a 312 on the Lake Murray Golf Course - 15 shots better than any other team to close with a 54-hole total of 965.

Redlands beat Murray State College’s varsity by 20 strokes and the Aggies JV team by 47 shots.

North Central Texas College was third at 48 shots behind RCC.

Redlands Community College women’s soccer team is off to its best start in recent years at 5-4-1 for the season after splitting matches in NJCAA Region 2 action.

The Cougars defeated Eastern Oklahoma State College (5-0) at home before falling on the road to Murray State (3-2), the region’s third-place team. The split left Redlands with a 3-4 record in league play for sixth place.

Ashanti Lewis scored all five goals in the win over Eastern to set a new program record.

Zoe Howell and Madysin Kellum scored in the loss to Murray State.

Craig McVay admits he “bought into” the idea that using technology and other “scientific” based models to educate young children was better than first making sure they could read and write.

He now knows that was a mistake. He’s on a mission to correct it. 

As he announced his candidacy for state school superintendent this week, McVay said if he’s elected, Oklahoma will return to the basics, especially when it comes to early childhood education. 

It will be “A, B, C’s and 1, 2, 3’s,” McVay said. 

A Native American nation in Oklahoma is incensed that a lawmaker is requesting millions of dollars to fund renovations at the Oklahoma and Central Plains Agricultural Research Center, or OCPARC, more commonly known as Fort Reno.

It’s not that the nation opposes the research, but it sees the funding request as a way to stymie efforts to get its land back from the federal government.