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Ashley Rosenquist recently got a taste of the city where she’d like to go to college: Dublin, Ireland.....more>>

  • Brothers promote old technology
    Brothers Harold and Clyde Sare are on a mission to educate the public and construction industry about Structured Insulated Panels, a technology developed in the 1930s that they say can lower energy costs and increase consumer savings.
  •  Chemistry grad honored on court
    While the physical rigors of collegiate athletics pummeled his sinewy 6-foot-6-inch frame, the academic requirements of a full course load merely served to challenge the mind of Charles Loftis.
  •  Families wheel through science
    Hundreds of children, parents and volunteers learned simple science lessons while getting exercise and enjoying a sunny day Saturday at Boomer Lake.
  • Kameoka Corner 05-24-09
    When Japan opened its doors to the outside world as the Meiji Era began in the late 1860s, a number of people from countries around the world went there intending to spend a few years, then return to their home countries.
  •  Olympians extinguish torch for another year
    Kelsey O’Halloran was reluctant to leave the Oklahoma State track after closing ceremonies for the 2009 Special Olympic Summer Games Friday morning.
  • Eagle Scout project benefits Habitat for Humanity
    After volunteering with Stillwater Habitat for Humanity for a Boy Scout service merit badge, Tim Lane began looking at doing something more for the organization for an Eagle Scout project.
  •  Paying tribute
    The Red Dirt Rangers weren’t really planning on a full tribute concert to the late Bob Childers last year.
  •  He’s still fired up
    On a day in early June 1979, Kel Pickens rushed over a fence with about 600 other people to protest the building of a nuclear power plant.
  •  Art of the Bow
    PERKINS - Traditional arts old as red dirt are alive and well in a wooded enclave near Perkins.
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