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Buc Blab

The baseball team defeated Crescent -- not once but twice -- last week with a final score of 9-4 and 18-4!! They did not play Jones due to the rain.

Time Machine

65 years ago, March 15, 1954 Legg Elected To Head VFW Howard Legg was elected commander of the Tonkawa Veterans of Foreign Wars post at the annual officer election meeting

Join Friends of the Library

Have you joined Tonkawa Friends of the Library? For $5 a year, you can be a part of the public library’s future. Friends of the Library, supports building renovation projects,

Musing at the Museum

It is always a special occasion when the McCarter brothers and their families visits the McCarter Museum.On March 24th, Ted McCarter, his wife Karen, their son Charlie and their granddaughter

Buc Blab

This week the baseball Bucs will play Crescent Monday and Tuesday, the 15th and 16th at home. They will head to Jones on Thursday, the 18th. All games start at

Time Machine

65 years ago, March 11, 1959 College Engineers Plan Conoco Tour The Engineers club at Northern Oklahoma Junior college was scheduled to make a tour of Continental Oil company at

Time Machine

65 years ago, March 8, 1954 Waltons Start Work On Enlarging Pond A fishing hole almost within casting distance of Tonkawa. That’s what the local Isaak Walton League has in

Time Machine

65 years ago, March 4, 1954 Council Race Hangs Fire; No Candidates Tonkawa’s city election was still hanging fire today and by press-time Thursday afternoon still no candidates had filed

Social Security Matters

Dear Rusty: I turned 67 in September 2018. My benefit estimate is $1478 a month if I claim benefits now. I work and will continue working as long as I

Congressman

The beginning of March marks the end of Career and Technical Education Month across the United States. Such end marks another occasion to celebrate the endless opportunities that Oklahoma’s CareerTech System provides for hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans.

For years, employers expressed concern about filling manufacturing and technical jobs. The need for a workforce who would become our nation’s mechanics, engineers, and other skilled laborers became a greater urgency pushing states to adopt programs rising to meet the nation’s challenges.

 

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