Marland News

She was both the adopted daughter and the widow of the late Oklahoma governor and oilman, E.W. Marland, but in the fall of 1958 she was about to be declared dead.

Bill Alexander calls it Oklahoma's best-kept secret. Maybe it is. Yet, for the more than 8,000 youngsters who have passed through its doors, there was never anything secretive about the American Legion ...

' A 2007-08 University of Oklahoma women's basketball poster schedule is taped to the glass entrance of the central administration office at Frontier School.

Turtle races have a long history in Woodward. They have an even longer history in Oklahoma.

I'm not the only one who thinks highly of them. Business Retention and Expansion International just named them the best business retention and expansion program of communities under 50,000 in North America.

Et tu, Martin? Not since 44BC, when Julius Caesar donned his toga for an ill-fated stroll down to the senate, has March brought such bad news for strong leaders. via Financial Times

“Don't even try it, even if it looks fine or if you've done it before”

After helping rescue a man who was stranded by floodwaters in his pickup Thursday, a Deer Creek fire official has advice for people who try to drive on flooded roads: don't. "Don't even try it, even if it looks ... via NewsOK.com

Meadow Point Apartments hosts meal Meadows Point Apartments, 1225 S. Cleveland, will host its annual all-you-can-eat ham and beans supper and bake sale at 5 p.m. March 14. via The Enid News

“What makes this man so unique is his ability to bring a smile to your face or a feeling of warmth to your heart.”

The most moving moment of the recent Ponca City Chamber of Commerce banquet came when Eastman National Bank Senior Vice President Mike Mott was named "Outstanding Citizen of Ponca City." Mott grew up in ... via Arkansas City Traveler

“Ponca City - Oklahoma started from here". Thats right! I would fly all the way from Boston to Tulsa and drive for an hour to reach frikkin Ponca City...just to be at the place from where "oklahoma started”

Topic started by atif2 on Feb 13, 2008 6:44:40 am While "okies" take pride in being the "heart of america", Oklahoma to me has always been a state you drive through on your way to or from other states, while ... via Chowk

As a fresh-faced architecture graduate from Oklahoma State University in 1953, John Brooks Walton headed to Tulsa with his bride to start his career. via TulsaWorld.com - Entertainment

Grieshober-Weder Kate Grieshober and Shane Weder will marry at 6 p.m. Jan. 5 at Marland Mansion in Ponca City. via The Enid News