Dakota Mize

The Volunteer Fair took place in the Atrium of the Clark Student Center.

The funding the children’s arts programs gives kids’ creative outlets to have a chance to grow.

“I’m just grateful that the community comes out and supports events like this. We're lucky."

The competitors have had since August to study and prepare for their speeches.

Firefighters were called to the scene around 9:30 a.m.

Pope is running for Justice of the Peace, Precinct one, Place one in Wichita County.

Vendors at the Farmers Market offered snacks, vegetables and even jewelry.

This grant goes to the City Council on Tuesday for approval.

The Wichita County Constable position will be vacated by Constable Mark Brewer who announced his plan to retire last month.

Firefighters will remain on site each day after the burns to ensure the safety of all nearby residents.

Judge Little is filling in after Judge Janice Sons retired earlier this week.

“My son absolutely loved it!"

A healthcare analysis company said they’re one of the most experienced Pneumonia-care facilities.

All of the members of the pantry’s team are volunteers so there is no money to cover situations like this.

“Every two seconds somebody needs blood."

Non-profits rely heavily on donations.

Norman was a former feral kitten and was extremely sick when Emily’s Legacy Rescue took him in.

State troopers will be on the lookout for drunk drivers, speeders, and other dangerous drivers to help keep you safe.

For more information, contact the Sanitation Department at (940) 761-7977.

County officials have decided who they’d like to fill the position until next year’s election.

Tips that lead to an arrest can mean a cash reward for you.

“The holidays are always brutal with the food bank.”

Along with providing free haircuts, volunteers also served a fresh meal consisting of salad, pizza, bread sticks and spaghetti.

The new homeowner put in the minimum of 300 sweat equity hours to become a Habitat owner.

The annual tradition won’t be going anywhere anytime soon.

American National Bank didn’t just reach their donation goal, they more than tripled it.

At the end of the business day on Thursday $190,000 of the $275,000 goal had been reached.

There will be dozens of floats rolling down the streets and firetrucks from all over the Texoma area will participate.

Each toy will be given to an area family in need.

The collapse of the hotel helped change the way buildings were constructed.