U.S. senators departed Capitol Hill on Wednesday night for their campaign break, leaving numerous policy disputes unresolved.
Comanche Council originally was scheduled to meet Sept. 8, but not all council members were available, resulting in a lack of quorum. A special meeting was later rescheduled for Sept.
Ashbrook Village Assisted Living planned an array of activities for its residents from Sept. 14-18 to celebrate Assisted Living Week. One of the highlights of the week brought residents to dress like ...
Oklahoma Voice released its Nov. 3 general election voter guide Thursday to help voters learn more about the candidates and ...
Duncan Area Economic Development Foundation will bring home the 2026 Excellence in Economic Development Silver Award from the International Economic Development Council at the 202 ...
Fall Forum will be held in two segments: virtual meetings from 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Oct. 12 and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16. In between, ...
With auction paddles raised high, community members set out to raise funds to make Christmas a little more special in the ...
Duncan softball honored six seniors ahead of their home game against Chickasha Sept. 28. When festivities wrapped up, the Lady Demons took care of business, downing the visiting Fightin' Chicks ...
A dog training program graduated four new AKC Canine Good Citizens in Duncan. Brooke Christensen, owner of Kanga U Dog ...
A mild-mannered older dog stepped through the doors at The Duncan Banner as part of Stephens County Humane Society’s Take out ...
Arvest Bank is warning customers about the rise of impersonator scams following the release of the Federal Trade Commission’s ...
The City of Duncan announced the implementation of new policies after a former City of Duncan employee was charged with felony embezzlement this week.
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