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Central Tech’s Truck Driver Training program has limited time funding available for those who have been laid off.

Central Tech’s Truck Driver Training program has limited time funding available for those who have been laid off.

Driving New Opportunities: Tuition Funding for Laid-Off Oklahomans at Central Tech

DRUMRIGHT – For a limited time, Central Tech’s Truck Driver Training program is offering tuition assistance for Oklahomans who have been impacted by workforce reductions.Students can enroll and attend at one of the 17 locations across the state and complete the program in just 28 days.

Tulsa Woman Dies After Motorcycle Crash on SH-51

TULSA — A Tulsa woman died Sunday evening after a motorcycle crash on State Highway 51 near South 145th West Avenue, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.Troopers said the crash occurred about 6:57 p.m. when a westbound motorcycle driven by Jason T. Bogan, 46, of Sand Springs, swerved to avoid...

Central Technology Center board seat filing Opens Dec. 1

DRUMRIGHT — The Central Technology Center School District No. 3 Board of Education announced that the filing period for candidates seeking election to Board Position No. 1 will open Monday, Dec. 1, and close Wednesday, Dec. 3.Candidates may file at the Creek County Election Board between 8 a.m. and...
Drumright Police Chief recounts escape from chemical leak

Drumright Police Chief recounts escape from chemical leak

Drumright Police Chief recounts escape from chemical leak

“If I was going to have any chance, I had to go” WEATHERFORD — Drumright Police Chief Chris Reinke gives his perspective on the recent Weatherford anhydrous ammonia leak as one of the people hospitalized following the incident.

Authorities: Cattle, goats and calves shot in by Terlton teen

STILLWATER — A Pawnee County teenager accused of shooting and killing 10 livestock animals between April 11 and April 14 in Payne County has been ordered to appear in court here on Dec. 9 with an attorney on an 11-count charge.Caden Levi Rudd, 18, of Terlton, who remains free on $50,000 bond, has...

Can the Sandites crack the wishbone?

SAND SPRINGS — Stadiums across Oklahoma thumped and roared through the opening round of the playoffs last Friday. Whistles shrieked, pads collided and seasons ended under the harsh indifference of LED lights. But Sand Springs did something different — it waited.No bruises. No taped ankles.