Graham-Dustin junior Alisha Bennett recently took home third place in the presti- gious Office of Indian Affairs 2024 Student Art Contest. Alisha’s winning entry, a collection of intricately woven Native yarn belts, earned her recognition among students across the nation. Each belt is a testament to her cultural heritage, blending traditional techniques with her own artistic vision, which impressed judges and highlighted her dedication to preserving Native art.
The Weleetka Outlaws continue their dominant run in the Class BII playoffs, earning a spot in the state semifinals after a string of commanding victories. With a flawless record and un paralleled performances on both sides of the ball, the Outlaws are one win away from a state championship game appearance.
At the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the USS Oklahoma (BB 37) was one of the U.S. Navy’s oldest battleships.
Grants through USDA and COEDD-REAP grants made it possible for two-layer chip and seal streets possible on Main Street, Hattie, Douglas, and Gibbs. In addition, the streets were widened, making it possible for easier navigation of tourist buses when visiting the historic sites.
The Championship battle was waged in front of a sold out Firelake arena in Shawnee Oklahoma, aired live of TrillerTv. In a battle that had fans on the edge of their seats, Bo Gibbs Jr. faced off against rugged veteran Brandon Baue, and after a relentless 6 rounds of pure domination, Baue was forced to retire in the corner. BO GIBBS JR. IS NOW A WORLD CHAMPION! From the opening bell to the final round, Bo showed what true heart and skill look like, proving he’s a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world. We are beyond proud to see Bo rise to the top, and this is just the beginning! Congratulations to our new WPBF Super Middleweight World Champion — the future is bright! Let’s give it up for Bo, the new face of boxing! The Newly Crowned WPBF World Champion from Oklahoma is here!
The Weleetka Outlaws continued their perfect season with a dominant 66-20 victory over Waukomis in the Class BII State Quarterfinals on Friday night. The Outlaws showed their prowess on both offense and defense, leaving no doubt about their championship potential.
Graham-Dustin junior Alisha Bennett recently took home third place in the presti- gious Office of Indian Affairs 2024 Student Art Contest. Alisha’s winning entry, a collection of intricately woven Native yarn belts, earned her recognition among students across the nation. Each belt is a testament to her cultural heritage, blending traditional techniques with her own artistic vision, which impressed judges and highlighted her dedication to preserving Native art.
Tensions ran high at the Hughes County Commissioners meeting this week as residents gathered to express their concerns about proposed wind turbine projects in the county. More than 30 citizens attended the meeting, led by Kent Blaylock, who presented a petition with over 750 signatures opposing the projects.
The Weleetka Outlaws continue their dominant run in the Class BII playoffs, earning a spot in the state semifinals after a string of commanding victories. With a flawless record and un paralleled performances on both sides of the ball, the Outlaws are one win away from a state championship game appearance.
The Weleetka Outlaws continued their perfect season with a dominant 66-20 victory over Waukomis in the Class BII State Quarterfinals on Friday night. The Outlaws showed their prowess on both offense and defense, leaving no doubt about their championship potential.
Football in Oklahoma I haven’t always understood the subtleties of football in Oklahoma but luckily my dad was a Sooner Fan. He had to explain to me while I was still young what a Sooner was and how we got that name but I’ll spare you all that. When we lived in Centrahoma he listened to the OU games on the radio.
