Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society (GOBMS) 5th Saturday Bluegrass Gospel Concert/Jam

Publisher April 23, 2016

The Greater Oklahoma Bluegrass Music Society (GOBMS), a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, presents its 5th Saturday Bluegrass Gospel Concert/Jam April 30, 2016, 6:30 PM, at the Oklahoma Country-Western Museum & Hall of Fame, 3925 SE 29, Del City (just west of Wall’s). These gospel concerts are held on the 5th Saturday of the months having five Saturdays. Featured bands […]

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MWC Police Blotter for November 13-15, 2015

Publisher November 16, 2015

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MWC Police Blotter for November 11, 2015

Publisher November 12, 2015

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Epperly Heights Elementary students raise $21,000 for new track

Publisher November 7, 2015

On Friday, November 6th, 2015, Epperly Heights Elementary in Del City held a ribbon cutting for their new track. The remarkable thing about this track is that the funding came from fundraisers held by the students. The students raised approximately $21,000 for the new track. Principal Kevin Hill remarked that he was proud of the […]

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Kaela Kennedy Named Vice President at Advantage Bank

Publisher July 15, 2015

Advantage Bank, headquartered in Spencer, with an additional branch in Midwest City, has promoted Kaela Kennedy to the position of Vice President, in addition to her current roles as Human Resources Officer and Network Administrator. Kennedy joined the teller staff at Advantage Bank in 2007. She trained for the IT position in 2011 and began […]

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Del City Representative Inman weighs in on latest OK GOP controversy

Publisher July 15, 2015

House Democratic Leader Scott Inman on Tuesday rebuked Oklahoma Republican Party officials who insulted Oklahomans who receive assistance with food security, comparing them to animals. “Certainly we should do all we can to reduce the number of our citizens – children, seniors, working mothers and others – who receive food stamps,” the Del City Democrat […]

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Whiz Kids Oklahoma celebrates their 20th anniversary helping OKC children

Publisher March 25, 2015

Whiz Kids Oklahoma, a division of City Care, Inc., is celebrating their 20th anniversary of mentoring and tutoring first- through sixth-grade students and are looking to the future to accomplish their 2015 goals for helping even more students. Whiz Kids will host their annual Seeds of Hope banquet to celebrate and honor their volunteers. The banquet will be held on […]

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More than $830,000 in AVID grants earned by select Oklahoma schools

Publisher March 10, 2015

The Oklahoma State Department of Education recently awarded grants totaling $837,000 to selected Oklahoma schools for Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID). The program allows schools to teach college-readiness courses, helping close the achievement gap by preparing all students for the demands of college and the workplace. “AVID is a tremendous program with a proven track […]

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Governor gives State of the State, gets responses

Publisher February 5, 2015

Governor Mary Fallin delivered her State of the State address on Monday in which she outlined her priorities and her budget. We have included her office’s press release with a full outline and have given you responses we have received from Oklahoma House Democrats, Oklahoma Policy Institute and Americans for Prosperity. The responses follow the […]