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Following statewide trends, the overall number of registered voters in Canadian County is on an uptick, and Republicans and Independent party affiliates have made the largest gains, state and local election board numbers show.

Redlands Community College student Zach Geisler of Lomega makes a swing Monday at the Legion Park courts. Geisler and two friends were taking advantage of the 60-degree weather to get in some games. Temperatures were expected to drop into the 40s Tuesday with a chance of rain, sleet and snow.

Calumet native K.P. Haley has authored a book titled Hammer Down: Discovering Your Best.

Union City residents have been notified that plans are in the works to possibly level the Richardson Building, known as the old Bank Building. School Superintendent Todd Carel said the

The fourth and final Route to the Future Open House was held Thursday at Wesley United Methodist Church. About a dozen people showed up to see what was going on,

For some people, the perfect Valentine’s gift would be a few units of blood. Canadian County is sponsoring a blood drive called “You’re Somebody’s Blood Type.” This will be the

Oklahoma is one of five states selected by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to receive pro bono legal support to assist news organizations in pursuing public records

The Oklahoma Education Association (OEA), an affiliate of the National Education Association (NEA), has long claimed to speak for state teachers. But it now represents considerably fewer than half of

Following is information from the Areawide Aging Agency: The consequences of trauma experienced in childhood or at anytime in one’s life has a lifelong impact on an individual’s health, both