Tragedy struck Aug. 6, 2026 on the Turner Turnpike near Bristow. Fifty two year old Jamie Earp, along with his 22 year old son, Tucker Earp, both from Jay, Oklahoma were traveling eastbound on the turnpike returning from a rodeo. They were pulling a horse trailer loaded with horses.
The Oklahoma Department of Corrections joined forces with Feed the Hunger and Crossings Community Church to make a global impact, with incarcerated volunteers assembling nutritious meals for children facing food insecurity.
Two Bristow students attended the 2026 American Farmers & Ranchers (AFR) Youth Leadership Summit July 21 – August 28. The annual retreat develops leadership skills in junior high and high school students that will prepare them for future educational and professional experiences.
(StatePoint) Digital payments are part of everyday life. Fraud experts warn that scammers are increasingly inserting themselves into these routine digital payment transactions, redirecting money in ways that can be difficult to recover.Many payment scams start with a message that looks real.
(SPM Wire) National Relaxation Day, celebrated every year on Aug. 15, is an annual celebration of self-care. Because reducing stress can have positive effects on your mind and your overall wellness, it’s important to take time to relax, no matter how busy life gets.
Every year the Oklahoma State 4-H Horse Program awards a title and scholarship for 'Oklahoma 4-H Horseman of the Year.' In 2025, Killian Baker, a high school student from Creek County won the title, and this year her younger sister Kinsley won the award.