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Former Moore High School employee charged with embezzlement heading to court
MOORE, Okla. (KOKH) — A former Moore High School employee accused of stealing thousands of dollars from school events is heading back to court. Courtney Walker is facing six charges of felony embezzlement for embezzling approximately $61,000 from multiple school functions. As an athletic facilitator, Walker was entrusted with...
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New Edmond Chipotle Opens With 30 Jobs, Smoked Brisket on the Menu
A new Chipotle Mexican Grill has opened its doors at 2725 Market St. in Edmond, bringing with it a hiring push for about 30 workers and a limited-time smoked brisket item for customers eager to try something new. The restaurant is open daily from 10:45 a.m. to 10 p.m., giving Edmond residents another fast-casual option on the city's busy Market Street corridor.
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Pay It 4Ward: Moore band hero saves the day, saves a life
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – This week, News 4 and First Fidelity Bank honor a member of the Moore High School marching band for an act of lunchroom heroism. This marching season, the Lion Pride of Moore High School took the field to dazzle the crowd with an electrifying performance titled, “Beyond the Stars.” The band […]
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Yukon City Council names interim mayor, vice mayor after Pillmore recall election
YUKON, Oklah. — New leadership is taking shape in Yukon, after councilmembers selected Rick Cacini as interim mayor and Zak Kastl as vice mayor. The selection comes one week after voters ousted Mayor Brian Pillmore in a recall election that followed months of controversy over a proposed data center and concerns about city transparency.
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Nebraska softball star Jordy Frahm signs with AUSL ahead of 2027 season
One of the top players in women’s college softball last season will make her debut in the professional ranks in 2027. The Athletes Unlimited Softball League announced Thursday, Nov. 12 that former Nebraska star Jordy Frahm has signed with the Oklahoma City Sparks for the upcoming season. Back in June, Frahm — formerly Bahl — announced that she played in the Women’s College World Series while she was pregnant and elected to not play in AUSL last season. The Spark selected her with a provisional pick in the 2026 draft. Just before the Women’s College World Series began last May, Frahm was named National Player of the Year by USA Softball. A superb two-way player, no other player aside from Frahm in the country last season had a batting average north of .400 and an ERA below 1.40. A 5-foot-8 right-handed pitcher and utility player from Papillion, Nebraska, Frahm was also named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year and a first-team All-American by Softball America and D1 Softball last season. The NFCA also gave Frahm a First Team All-American nod, making her the 14th player in the history of the sport to be named to the team four times. In