Gage News

Intense heat will continue across Oklahoma with no relief in sight for most areas.

Joni Rae Mittendorf and Riley Hugh Latta were united in marriage on March 14, 2009 at the First Baptist Church in Woodward.

An OG&E substation that suffered a failed insulator left most of Ellis County without power for about two-and-a-half hours Thursday morning.

The Tri-State Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1115 has moved its Memorial Day Fly-In back to Woodward.

About 290 fourth grade students will fill the halls at High Plains Technology Center when career professionals set up booths with information to foster awareness of careers.

The nation's midsection will once again become the target of dangerous severe thunderstorms.

Gage science teacher Roberta Chance was presented with the first Oklahoma Mesonet Public Service Award as part of a ceremony at the school to honor five of her students who finished first at a science fair in Norman.

Homemade pancakes and biscuits and gravy appeal to many people who enjoy a good get together and an opportunity to sample tasty food.

Jennifer Ast and Janette Lokey are all bundled up to avoid exposure to extreme cold Monday night at the Festival of Light where they volunteered taking donations and handing out holiday mints to spectators.