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TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1830, the Book of Mormon went on sale at a bookstore in Palmyra, New York.… Police Blotter Intoxicated Driver — At 12:20 a.m. on March 24, a yellow pickup was all over the roadway southbound from Newkirk on 14th. Tribal tag TT0830. #24 went 10—15 for… Couple celebrates 50 years Franky Allan McDaniel and Lynda DeAnn (Hager) McDaniel will be married 50 years on March 27, 2021. They were married at The First Christian Church (Disciples… OMRF receives $1.4 million to study cell division OKLAHOMA CITY, March 25, 2021 — The National Institutes of Health has awarded the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation $1.4 million to continue research on the… View More... Sports Oklahoma State women’s basketball: Cowgirls’ Sweet Sixteen hopes dashed by Stanford Mar. 24—The usual intensity on Natasha Mack’s face had slowly morphed to frustration as Oklahoma State’s star forward fought against double-team defenses set… ‘We kind of did it to ourselves’: Sooners reflect on late-season fade after NCAA exit Mar. 24—As Austin Reaves dissected OU’s season-ending 87-71 loss to Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, he kicked himself a bit. Not for… Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander to miss significant time with foot injury Mar. 25—Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander will miss a significant amount of time due to plantar fasciitis in his right foot. “Obviously when we’ve got a… Scholarships awarded at NOC Diondre Alexander receives Donald R. Hays Scholarship Northern Oklahoma College basketball player Diondre Alexander was presented the Donald R. Hays… Scholarships awarded at NOC Diondre Alexander receives Donald R. Hays Scholarship Northern Oklahoma College basketball player Diondre Alexander was presented the Donald R. Hays… Scholarships awarded at NOC Diondre Alexander receives Donald R. Hays Scholarship Northern Oklahoma College basketball player Diondre Alexander was presented the Donald R. Hays… Thunder vs. Grizzlies: Five takeaways from OKC’s loss to Memphis Mar. 25—Aleksej Pokusevski threw an alley-oop to Isaiah Roby, and the Thunder had its biggest lead of the game (12) after starting the third quarter on an 8-0… Bishop Kelley defeats Ponca City boys In a Homecoming match with Bishop Kelley, the Ponca City boys soccer team came up on the short end of a 6-1 final score. The match was against one of the… View More... Latest Everyday Cheapskate Mar 26, 2021 - 12:46 Who Needs Balance? Dear Mary: What does it mean to “balance” my bank account? How do I do that? Why should I? I really appreciate you answering my question. I’m sure I should know this, but honestly, I don’t. The Bull 104.7 and WBBZ 1230AM Mar 26, 2021 - 12:46 The Bull 104.7 and WBBZ 1230AM each month recognize outstanding teachers in our area with the Golden Apple Award. The recipient for February is Rachel Berger, a second grade teacher at Union Elementary School. The award includes an apple trophy and $200 for the purchase of classroom supplies. The generous contributing sponsors are The Bull and WBBZ, Klinger’s Collision Center, Blackwell Dentistry, and Kenny Wheeler Farmers Insurance. Congratulations to Rachel Berger and thank you to our community partners for your help in recognizing our outstanding teachers. Pictured left to right: Christi Lungren—104.7 The Bull and 1230 WBBZ, Shelley Arrott— Superintendent-Ponca City Schools, Rachel Berger— February Teacher of the Month-Union Elementary, Jennifer Dye—Principal-Union Elementary School, Josh Wright— Blackwell Dentistry OESC significantly improves adjudication timeline for claims Mar 26, 2021 - 12:46 OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) has continued to improve the adjudication process, resulting in an 82% decrease in the average resolution time for claims in adjudication. Adjudication is the legal process required by the U.S. Department of Labor to ensure the legitimacy and accuracy of a claim. OESC also continues to report a decline in continued unemployment claims, with the continued claims four-week moving average declining for the 39th consecutive week. 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