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News | April 30, 2026
Barry Christian, a Republican candidate for Oklahoma Senate District 38, has been found dead after being reported missing earlier this week, according to family members and state investigators.
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The Penny News 1306
News | April 29, 2026
SWOSU has announced the dedication of the Brewster-Bryant Family Office of the Dean of the College of Pharmacy in the new Jerry & Margaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy & Rural Health at the institution’s main campus in Weatherford.
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The Penny News 1305
News | April 29, 2026
SWOSU will host four commencement ceremonies in May on the Weatherford campus for Spring 2026 graduates.
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The Penny News 1304
News | April 28, 2026
A coordinated effort between local and state law enforcement led to the arrest of a suspect connected to a poaching incident over the weekend.
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The Penny News 1303
News | April 28, 2026
Authorities are investigating three fires reported Friday morning that are believed to have been intentionally set, according to Beckham County Sheriff Derek Manning.
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The Penny News 1302
News | April 28, 2026
A discovery near Texola earlier this week led to a coordinated response from local and military officials after what appeared to be unexploded military ordnance was uncovered during construction work.
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The Penny News 1301
News | April 28, 2026
SWOSU has announced the dedication of the Jim & Freda Mogg Conference Room in the new Jerry & Margaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy & Rural Health at the institution’s main campus in Weatherford.
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The Penny News 1300
News | April 28, 2026
A Missouri man injured in an accidental shooting during a turkey hunt in Greer County has died from his injuries.
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The Penny News 1299
News | April 27, 2026
A Sayre man has been arrested after investigators say he continued contacting a juvenile in violation of a protective order and probation conditions.
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The Penny News 1298
News | April 27, 2026
A single-vehicle crash early Saturday morning in Caddo County claimed the life of a 19-year-old Calumet man, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
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The Penny News 1297
News | April 27, 2026
An investigation by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation resulted in multiple citations for a hunter accused of illegally killing a turkey in western Oklahoma earlier this month.
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The Penny News 1296
News | April 23, 2026
A team of students from SWOSU earned a top 10 national finish in the CLC, a notable achievement in only the university’s second year of participation.
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The Penny News 1295
News | April 23, 2026
A Clinton veterans organization has paid tribute to one of its own in a meaningful way.
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The Penny News 1294
News | April 22, 2026
Elk City Public Schools are continuing to build on academic growth by focusing on a key need outside the classroom, making sure students are fed.
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The Penny News 1293
News | April 22, 2026
Elk City Public Schools recognized two standout employees during a professional development day last Friday, naming its 2025–2026 Support Staff and Teacher of the Year.
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The Penny News 1292
News | April 22, 2026
An Elk City landmark is showing its true colors.
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The Penny News 1291
News | April 22, 2026
SWOSU has named Danni Sottile of Elk City, Oklahoma as the Dr. Gerry & Phyllis Church Scholar for Academic Year 2025-2026.
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The Penny News 1290
News | April 20, 2026
Sales tax collections distributed April 9 by the Oklahoma Tax Commission show solid growth across much of western Oklahoma, with several communities posting year over year gains.
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The Penny News 1289
News | April 20, 2026
A commercial vehicle driver from Minnesota was injured Tuesday afternoon after strong winds from a severe thunderstorm caused a rollover crash on Oklahoma Highway Patrol-reported Interstate 40 in Beckham County.
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The Penny News 1288
News | April 20, 2026
State Rep. Nick Archer says a lack of coordination and follow-through between state agencies has led to the release of captive-raised deer into the wild without a formal program or scientific framework in place.
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The Penny News 1287
News | April 20, 2026
The Southwestern Oklahoma State University Foundation, Incorporated (SWOSUF) hosted its first-ever Chairman’s Tower Shoot recently.
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The Penny News 1286
News | April 20, 2026
Dr. Bo Pagliasotti, chair of the Department of Kinesiology at Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU), continues to earn national recognition for his work as the university’s Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR), a role he has held since 2017.
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The Penny News 1285
News | April 20, 2026
Burns Flat–Dill City Public Schools officials say the district is facing a projected budget deficit driven by multiple financial pressures, prompting a review of staffing, programs, and overall operations.
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The Penny News 1284
News | April 20, 2026
A Sayre man was arrested after police said he repeatedly exposed himself and threatened officers during a welfare check at his home, according to a probable cause affidavit.
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The Penny News 1283
News | April 20, 2026
A Clinton man is facing a felony charge after police say he secretly placed cameras inside a woman’s bedroom and captured images without her consent, according to a probable cause affidavit filed in Custer County District Court.
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The Penny News 1282
News | April 17, 2026
The RUSO Board of Regents has selected Dr. Joel Kendall to serve as president of Southwestern Oklahoma State University after appointing him interim president in January.
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The Penny News 1281
News | April 17, 2026
A Missouri man was seriously injured Thursday in an accidental shooting during a hunting trip in Greer County, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
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The Penny News 1280
News | April 17, 2026
Southwestern Oklahoma State University invites alumni, community members, and residents of Weatherford and the surrounding area to an open house for the Jerry and Margaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy and Rural Health on Saturday, April 25, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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The Penny News 1279
News | April 17, 2026
A Sayre woman was injured Thursday night after being struck from behind by a vehicle along U.S. Highway 283, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
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The Penny News 1278
News | April 17, 2026
Two drivers were injured in a two-vehicle collision Thursday morning along U.S. Highway 283, approximately 10 miles south of Altus, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

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