One of Grady County's blue ribbon events, the 104th Grady County Free Fair will take place Aug. 22-24.

Bigfoot is stomping his way through blood drives in Oklahoma this summer.

A man from Driscoll was injured in a wreck near Alex on Monday afternoon. 

The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma’s Communications and Marketing Department was recently recognized with three awards at the Oklahoma College Public Relations Association annual conference and awards ceremony.

Every little digit counts when temperatures exceed 100 degrees. 

A Blanchard man charged with fraudulently reporting his pickup as stolen faces 13 felony charges and a $125,000 bond.

It started with a peanut butter and jelly ministry at First Christian Church. 

The scorching heat may stick around a while in August. 

A teen from the Tuttle area was injured in a collision on Tuesday. 

Those who want to vote in the upcoming Blanchard Special School Election have until next Friday to get registered. 

In an effort to ensure students’ academic success without having to worry about basic necessities, the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma created a task force to find ways to address pressing issues that many students face outside of their studies, such as food insecurities, clothing…

Parents of Chickasha Public School students will have one less thing to worry about this year.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) is responding to heat damage on US81, just north of Ninnekah. 

The Chickasha Chamber of Commerce welcomed their newest member, Bloom Beauty Market, on Thursday, July 25, at a ribbon cutting and open house. 

The Blanchard Public School District has been growing, with almost as many students as larger schools such as Chickasha, Dr. Jim Beckham, Blanchard Schools Superintendent, said. 

While Oklahoma saw significant rainfall and flooding this year, July was relatively parched, especially for Chickasha.

Chickasha Public Schools has released the bus routes for 2019-2020. Please see the attached PDF for schools, stop locations and times. 

Building on their record-breaking seasons, the baseball and softball programs at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma will soon find new homes in greatly expanded facilities at the Bill Smith Ballpark.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol ENDUI team will partner with the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office to conduct a sobriety checkpoint in Oklahoma City on Friday, August 2.

Chickasha Police Officers will be at Dairy Queen on Aug. 17 serving free ice cream to local children. 

On July 29, the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry confirmed the finding of vesicular stomatitis virus, also known as VSV, at a premise in Tillman county. This horse showed erosions in its mouth.

Two Cyril residents were injured in a crash on Monday morning after a semi allegedly ran a stop sign. 

The Friends of the Chickasha Public Library invite the community to join them at their final Summer Luncheon on Aug. 15 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 415 W. Chickasha Ave. 

One of the juiciest days of summer is less than two weeks away. 

The Chickasha Area Arts Council (CAAC) is pleased to offer two free Saturday Morning Art Classes for children, ages 4 to 7 and 8 to 12, on Aug. 3 from 10 a.m to 11am. 

Chickasha's annual charity bike ride is just a few months away and registration is now open. 

Congressman Tom Cole, who serves the 4th District of Oklahoma, will be making a stop in Chickasha next month. 

A Ninnekah man called 911 after he discovered a suspicious male hiding under a bed in a relative's apartment. 

Chickasha drivers have learned to share the highway with semis and navigate potholes and springtime flooding that tend to be an issue in Oklahoma.  

The Fruit Truck Tour is coming to Chickasha

Country music star, Colt Ford will be performing at Legends Event Park at on July 27.

Several members from the Amber-Pocasset 4-H and FFA competed at the annual Big Three judging contest hosted by the Oklahoma State University Animal Science.  Over seventeen hundred  contestants judged from five different states.  One of the Jr. 4-H teams finished as the third overall team.  …

Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences welcomes Rosslyn Biggs, DVM, as the director of continuing education and beef cattle extension specialist. She comes to the center with 14 years of veterinary experience in large animal practice and public service.

Oklahoma Blood Institute will hold a blood drive with Friend Community on Tuesday, July 30 from 2:00 to 5:30 at Sharon Baptist Church located at 2414 HWY 92.  Each blood donor will receive a trendy “Summer Vibes” t-shirt and voucher for free admission to their choice of Science Museum Oklaho…

Hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans risk being purged from the state’s voter rolls if they don’t vote again by the 2022 general election or at least confirm their addresses.

It started with an office party. 

Southwestern Oklahoma State University students were among more than 2,000 of America’s best and brightest college students who traveled recently to San Antonio (TX) to compete nationally for the opportunity to win more than $110,000 in cash awards. Four SWOSU students received national reco…

Many daytime and evening short-term classes begin Monday Aug. 12 at Canadian Valley Technology Center’s Chickasha and Cowan Campus and Aug. 19 at the school’s El Reno Campus.

The tight harmonies and soulful instrumentation of the Oklahoma City-based bluegrass band Steelwind will bring the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Alumni Association’s second annual Listen Local at The Greek concert series to a close Aug. 9. This free, outdoor concert begins at 7:…

A man who led Tuttle Police on a chase—sometimes reaching 100 mph—is being held in the Grady County Jail. 

Words that sound alike can be confusing. Homophones, such as “medal” and “metal” become further perplexing since one can be produced from the other.