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Buccaneers Put It All Together, Defeat Chilocco Indians There, 31-0, On Friday The Chilocco Indians fell in a hard-charging, fired-up band of rampaging Tonkawa Buccaneers, 31-0, Friday night on their home ground in a game that saw the Bucs take an early lead and were never threatened.

Layne’s Day Care

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Layne’s Day Care

NOC presents Pride and Prejudice

The Northern Oklahoma College’s Division of Fine Arts presents “Pride and Prejudice.” This performance will be going on from October 3 to 6 in the Kinzer Performing Arts Center. Showtimes will be held at 7:30 pm from October 3 through5 and 2:00 pm on October 6. Admission is free for NOC students, faculty and staff with ID. For non NOC members admission is $10 for adults and $7 for children. All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Tonkawa Showdeo October 5

Taking place at the Tonkawa Sale Barn, the Ride for the Kids Showdeo is coming to Tonkawa on October 5 at 1 pm. It is open to contestants if they want to bring their horses and ride, or to those who just want to sit and relax during the entertainment.

TONKAWA HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Front

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TONKAWA HOMECOMING CANDIDATES Front

Scammers strike Venture Foods

The friendly neighborhood market, Venture Foods, was struck by a scam artist on September 24. They announced that they were able to catch on video the exact moment that the person placed a skimmer on a register at the store.

NOC reports enrollment increase for Fall 2024

Northern Oklahoma College reported an increase in enrollment for Fall 2024 at the September Board of Regents meeting held Wednesday at NOC Enid.

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The News wishes a Happy Birthday... October 3 Todd Wyckoff, Casey McAninch, Tracy McCune, Paytyn Armstrong, Katelynn Rothgeb. October 4

Biden warns about AI’s ‘risks,’ forces of ‘retreat’ in final UN address

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WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Tuesday used his final U.N. General Assembly address as the American commander in chief to defend the chaotic military withdrawal from Afghanistan he ordered and to urge world leaders to resist the forces of isolationism.