OKLAHOMA CITY — Southern Nazarene University (SNU) has announced it is offering an alternative certification plan of study for individuals who would like to teach but have not yet completed their full...

On November 19, 1493 – Christopher Columbus discovered Puerto Rico on his 2nd voyage. Populated for centuries by aboriginal peoples, the island was claimed by the Spanish Crown in 1493 following Colum...

143 Years Ago Thursday, April 19, 1877 Telegraphic Sioux Surrendering Deadwood, D.T., April 5th – Crazy Horse and 1,500 warriors encamped north of Bear Battle Creek last night, on their way to Spotted...

6AI Quarterfinals Westmoore (6-4) at Edmond Santa Fe (8-2) Broken Arrow (7-3) at Union (5-4) Mustang (5-6) at Owasso (10-0) Norman North (6-3) at Jenks (8-1) 6AII Quarterfinals Sand Springs (7-4) at S...

The First United Methodist Church of Eufaula is looking for a few good actors and other volunteers for an upcoming Nativity Scene. Volunteers should call or text Donna Black at 405-826-9877 or call th...

PHOTOS | JERRY FINK | INDIAN JOURNAL

From now through Dec., 7, individuals and families are encouraged to sign up for a free box of food to be given away from Dec. 19-21, by God’s Helping Hands. Register from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday, W...

As the holiday season enters full swing, everyone is getting ready for get-togethers with family and friends. One of the most cherished parts of the holidays is sitting around the living room and shar...

Remember Jesus’ parable about the man who entrusted three of his servants with enormous sums of money then went away for a long time? The two servants who received greater amounts of money invested th...

State Rep. Randy Randleman (405) 557-7375 randy.randleman@okhouse.gov On Wednesday, I had the pleasure of taking the oath of office to serve as your State Representative for House District 15 for the ...

Proclamation: Whereas: First Created as the Badge of Military Merit by General George Washington in 1782, the Purple Heart is the oldest military decoration presently in the United States, and Whereas...

Letter to the Editor Did you know? The new City Ordinance No. 20-20-02 states that boats, trailers and RVs longer than 24-feet cannot be in your yard, front or back, not even on concrete driveways. A ...

When we talk about education and appropriations, many Oklahomans think we’re only talking about K-12 schools. This week, I’d like to break down state education funding in the budget and the various ag...

Why in the world do I open my mouth before I even begin to think? Do I open my mouth just so I can insert my foot? Many times I do believe so. How do I get from grievous words to gracious words? Wheth...

Did you know? The city’s annual financial audits provide a fountain of information for the general public. It shows income, expenditures, break-down of long term debt, things we, as citizens, should b...

National Traffic Incident Response Awareness Week is Nov. 9 - 15. As part of this week, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol will be focusing on the “Move Over” Law (State Statute 47:11-314). This law mandates...

It’s been an interesting week in our state and across the nation as we have watched results from Tuesday’s election roll in. The Oklahoma Election Board worked extremely hard to count ballots for our ...

OKLAHOMA CITY – Local, state, tribal and federal law enforcement partners are launching a new application for Android and Apple users that is designed to report suspicious activity. SeeSayOK is a secu...

The United States of America is a government of the people, by the people and for the people. We are blessed to live in the greatest country in the world where we choose our leaders and the direction ...

Over the past few weeks, we’ve looked at various issues related to our state b u d g e t , from how we use r e v e nu e s from the lottery and m e d i c a l marijuana, to funding for state services, i...