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ODEQ Air Monitoring Network Plan open for public review

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality announced on May 22 that the 2026 Air Monitoring Network Plan is available for public review and comment until June 21. Mannford is listed as one of the air monitoring sites for Ozone in the plan.

Mannford Library summer reading registration open

MANNFORD — The Mannford Public Library is inviting local children to dig into books and activities this summer with its “Unearth a Story” themed 2026 Children’s Summer Reading Program. Registration is now open and will be open until next weekend on May 30.
Central Tech Students of the Year

Central Tech Students of the Year

Central Tech Students of the Year

Pictured are the Central Tech Students of the Year from the Drumright campus morning classes for the 2025–2026 school year. Front row from left, Nikki Meyer, Cosmetology, Drumright; Teagan Gibson, Medical Assisting, Yale; Setra Levis, Advanced Health Careers, Olive.

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Mannford’s Moss Brothers moving through the field at Port City

CATOOSA — The Moss brothers rolled into Port City Raceway with something to prove — and by the end of the DRC Memorial weekend, they absolutely did.Friday and Saturday at the Tulsa dirt oval drew a combined 322 race-night entries across six divisions, with 154 cars Friday and another 168 Saturday.

Old Tymer’s Day this Saturday; May 23

OILTON — Oilton is preparing for a full day of activities as Old Tymer’s Day returns this Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 23 — bringing together residents, alumni, and visitors from surrounding communities for the celebration.

Drumright Fire Department upgrading reporting system

DRUMRIGHT — The Drumright Fire Department was recently approved for a transition to a new records management system or RMS, in an effort to improve reporting capabilities, equipment tracking, and overall department operations, according to Fire Chief Brett Lunsford.
131 Cleveland Tiger graduates celebrate the official end of their high school career in the event center Saturday, May 16. Photo by John Burns

131 Cleveland Tiger graduates celebrate the official end of their high school career in the event center Saturday, May 16. Photo by John Burns

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