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Watch: Bluejays return to Jelsma Stadium looking for third straight win against Noble
The Guthrie Bluejays return to Jelsma Stadium Friday night looking to extend their winning streak and strengthen their position in the Class 5A District 1 playoff race when they host the Noble Bears. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. Guthrie (4-3 overall, 2-1 district) enters the matchup riding a two-game...
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President Jim Hess' vision for OSU
From walking through the campus of Oklahoma State University as a student, to learning from former presidents of what a president is truly meant to do; in an interview with The O'Colly, President Jim Hess shared all that has propelled the vision he holds for OSU. Sitting on the grey...
Oklahoma Daily
Oklahoma leaders, Norman Public Schools on State Question 847
On the ballot Nov. 3 is State Question 847, which would lower Oklahoma’s assessment caps for property taxes, potentially lowering revenue for Norman, its public schools and public safety services. If passed, SQ 847 would take effect in 2027. Assessment caps, which were introduced to Oklahoma in 1996, limit...
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Chandler brings home Superior from Regionals
The Chandler High Schoolmarchingband,The Pride of Chandler, pushed through monsoon-like rains on Oct. 14, bringing home a coveted I from the OSSAA Marching Band Regionals in McAlester. “It was a difficult day for sure, but the kids did well.They were able to stay focused and have a good run in...
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma high school volleyball live updates from Class 5A state quarterfinals
NOBLE — The 2026 Class 5A Oklahoma high school volleyball state tournament began Thursday at Noble High School. Here are recaps from each quarterfinal match. More: Oklahoma high school volleyball scores: OSSAA Class 6A-5A state tournament results Shawnee 3, Claremore 1 Shawnee junior Molly Megehee opted to drop it in with precision rather than deliver an overpowering spike. With Shawnee and Claremore tied at one set apiece, the third set had been back and forth, but Megehee had a chance to win it to give the Wolves the lead. As Megehee scanned the court, she noticed a hole in Claremore’s defense and used both hands to softly deliver it to the other side of the net. It worked to perfection as it hit the floor and Shawnee took the set with a two-point victory. That proved to be the turning point as seventh-ranked Shawnee then won the final set to seal a 3-1 victory over No. 2 Claremore. Shawnee volleyball beat Claremore 3-1 in Noble today for its first state tournament win in program history. Here’s an interview with freshman Suzy Howle, who had 10 kills. #okpreps pic.twitter.com/AZhgjiChl4 — Nick Sardis (@nick_sardis) October 22, 2026 Shawnee not only pulled off