Teacher pay raises in 2018 and 2019 likely helped address some of the critical educational needs facing rural schools raised in a new report by a national education group. But

Medical marijuana dispensaries have popped up across Oklahoma over the past year, but lawyers for the state have decided the dispensaries’ addresses are “private business information” and should not be

A grass fire rushed through dry fields Saturday afternoon, consuming nearly 150 acres of land. Burns Flat Fire Department was dispatched at approximately 12:45 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, according to

K. Brett Wesner, publisher of The Cordell Beaon, has been elected Treasurer of the National Newspaper Association, according to Lynne Lance, the association’s Executive Director. Established in 1885, the National

Three Cordell football players were named to the all-district first team by the district’s football coaches last week. Sophomore Dane Corbin was recognized as the district Most Valuable Player on

Cordell’s police will have a whole new look soon, with the addition of two new cars to the police fleet. The police department recently purchased two 2018 Dodge Charger police

Western Technology Center HOSA members recently attended Oklahoma State HOSA Fall Leadership Conference in Norman. The conference is designed to empower and support future health professionals with skills and real-world

Many caregivers struggle to provide care for their loved ones on their own. The South Western Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA) Area Agency on Aging (AAA) believes it is important that