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Above, Mustang Times staffers pictured include: (front row, from left) Co-Publisher Steve Coulter, Co-Publisher Steve Kizziar, Staff Writer Jon Watje; (back row, from left) Advertising Director Joel Schmidt, Production Manager Deena Reherman, Managing Editor Brendan Hoover and Circulation Co-Manager Lisa Stephenson. |
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Mustang Times wins Sequoyah Award
The Mustang Times, your hometown newspaper, has been honored as one of the best in Oklahoma.
Winners of the 2009 Oklahoma Press Association Better Newspaper Contest were announced Friday, Feb. 5, at the Reed Convention Center in Midwest City.
Read the full story below.
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Mustang Times wins Sequoyah Award
2/6/2010
Winners of the 2009 Oklahoma Press Association Better Newspaper Contest were announced Friday, Feb. 5, at the Reed Convention Center in Midwest City, Okla.
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Parents can view HIV/AIDS Education materials
2/4/2010
Parents will have the opportunity to view HIV/AIDS Education materials at the upcoming Parent University, set for 6 p.m. to 8:15 p.m., Feb. 9 at Mustang Centennial Elementary. In addition to viewing the materials, parents will have the opportunity to hear the presentation from Mustang school nurses.
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Budget tops leglislative agenda
2/3/2010
OKLAHOMA CITY – Soon after Gov. Brad Henry gave his eighth and final State of the State address to the Oklahoma Legislature Monday, three of Mustang’s lawmakers weighed in on how the House and Senate might tackle the state’s $1.3 billion revenue shortfall.
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Winter weather wallops state; city fares well
2/3/2010
Mother Nature socked Oklahoma with another round of winter weather last week, but Mustang escaped the worst of it with only sporadic power outages and minimal emergency calls, officials reported.
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Local schools close to keep students safe
2/3/2010
While section line roads and highways were relatively passable Monday, icy rural roadways prompted Mustang Public Schools administrators to cancel classes on Tuesday, Feb. 2 for the fourth consecutive school day.
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Seven candidates file for county's District 3 seat
2/3/2010
Seven candidates filed for District 3 Canadian County Commissioner this week, five Republicans and two Democrats. The filing period for the special election was held from Monday, Jan. 25 to Wednesday, Jan. 27.
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Scholarship program to honor cancer victim
2/3/2010
Cody Brown was only eight when he died in 2003 from complications of nueroblastoma, a childhood form of cancer. Cody’s life was cut short, but his spirit lives on. It grows stronger every day as the people he touched continue spreading his message. Two area men have taken up Cody’s message of faith to begin a scholarship program to help needy students attend college.
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Mustang School Board election set for Feb. 9
2/3/2010
The public is invited to a come-and-go reception for Mustang Board of Education Member Curtis Brewer on Monday, Feb. 8 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Mustang Education Center/George P. Morris Alternative Education Center, 400 North Clear Springs Road in Mustang. An election is set for Feb. 9 to choose the new Office 5 representative. All registered voters who live in the Mustang school district are eligible to vote.
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Family brings new taste to Mustang
2/3/2010
A new buffet in Mustang is sure to please the tastes of just about everyone. Heng Xin Buffet opened a few weeks ago at 280 N. Mustang Rd. inside the Mustang Trade Center.
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Lawsuit Settlement
12/16/2009
Choctaw residents are experiencing an increase in their 2010 property taxes because of a lawsuit settlement between the city and an area developer.
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park development
12/16/2009
Plans to develop 148 acres of Choctaw park land has been put on hold until the city council has an opportunity to study more options.
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