During the investigation into rural county commissioners and their struggles for operating funds, we have uncovered several areas where the basic...

This past Sunday, guests enjoyed the 5th Annual Miss Carnegie Pageant as eight young ladies competed for higher-education scholarships and the...

When the first stage of road construction and resurfacing of Highway 58 from Eakly to Hydro began, Cummins Construction Co. of Enid purchased 39...

The search is underway for the next Hinton Public Schools superintendent. Hinton school board members recently opened the search, in partnership with the Oklahoma State...

Eakly's First Assembly of God Church has closed its doors.The church which was founded and organized in 1927 has gone the way of many similar...

The Caddo County Retired Educators held their monthly meeting on Monday, December 8, at Caddo Kiowa Technology Center in Fort Cobb.The meeting was called to order by...

During the 2025 Texhoma Racers Reunion and Hall of Fame ceremony held in the Comanche County Fairground Building recently, Carnegie's Charles...

The Kiowa Tribe donated four bicycles to the Carnegie Chamber of Commerce "Christmas in Carnegie” event earlier this month. Shown presenting the...

Walter and Judy Opitz of Fort Cobb celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on December 6. 2025. The ceremony was hosted by their son, Traye and...

New owner Ricardo Garcia has completed the demolition phase of the old Eakly Head Start building which was abandoned when the Eakly Public School...

Nathan Perkins will have a seat at the Carnegie Public Schools Board of Education table. And he didn’t have to break a sweat to get it.As the lone candidate to file for the...

Lookeba-Sickles Elementary students are spending the next few days collecting items that will be presented to veterans residing in the Clinton Veterans Center as Christmas...

Carnegie's Nathan Perkins and Fort Cobb's Dennis Klugh were among a large group of candidates to sign up for the upcoming school board elections on Monday. In all, eight...

You better be good, and you better not pout because, thanks to the Carnegie Chamber of Commerce, Santa Claus will be making a stop in Carnegie this...