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University of Oklahoma associate professor Saeed Salehi is leading a team of researchers from the Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering in the Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy to turn abandoned and retired oil and gas wells into geothermal wells that they hope to eventually heat two Tuttle, Oklahoma, schools.
Read moreConservation Incentive Contracts (CIC) address priority resource concerns, including sequestering carbon and improving soil health in high-priority areas. Through these contracts, Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) works with producers to strengthen the quality and condition of natural resources on their operations using management practices, such as irrigation water management, drainage water management, feed management and residue and tillage management that target resource concerns, including degraded soil and water quality, available water, and soil erosion.
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One of the most iconic buildings in central Oklahoma, if not the entire state, is one step away from being recognized as a national treasure.
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The Seminole State College Board of Regents met Jan. 20 to consider a resolution to support current gun restrictions on college campuses and to review the terms of President Lana Reynolds’ employment.
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Most Oklahomans can’t help but feel a sense of pride when they hear the theme song from the musical named after the state. Even if you’ve somehow managed to avoid ever singing it at some point in your life, you probably still know most of the lyrics just from hearing it so many times.
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The Konawa Band Boosters will meet in the band room next Thursday, January 27, beginning at 6:00. Band Director Konnor Robertson states that the Pride of Konawa had had an impressive year so far, and they are now preparing for District concert competition, which begins March 1 in Ada. If they are able to keep up the pace they’ve set so far this year, they will have the opportunity to compete at the State level in late March – early April.
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) is dedicating $6 million in federal relief funds to help classroom teachers get resources for their students through the national nonprofit, DonorsChoose. The partnership between OSDE and DonorsChoose will provide up to $800 to an educator’s project.
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