Westgate Park development ramping up
By Steve Coulter Co-Publisher A very unique development is underway along Reno Ave. and Sara Rd. Westgate Park is 100 acres of prime land suited for office, retail, restaurants and multi family housing. Currently it’s home to the large Westgate One building. That’s the only Class A space in Canadian County and is the flagship…
Read MoreMustang grad heads to Mrs. Oklahoma pageant
By Traci Chapman Staff Writer If you take a look at Candice Faerber’s teacher page at Moore Public School District’s Red Oak Elementary, it gives you a glimpse into who she is and how she wants the world to be. “Nothing is impossible – the word itself says, ‘I’m possible.’” Faerber says on that webpage.…
Read MoreOklahoma Ranks 10th in the Nation for Suicide
By Steve Coulter Co-Publisher More people are seeking services for mental health in Oklahoma during the COVID-19 pandemic. Oklahomans can receive help at Mental Health Association Oklahoma. It’s an organization that works to promote mental health, suicide prevention, criminal justice reform and ending homelessness. “COVID right now is a very highly focused disease process that…
Read MoreMustang Chamber celebrates community and businesses at banquet
Kathy Crout inducted into Mustang Hall of Fame By Jeff Harrison Managing Editor Thursday was a busy night for the Mustang Chamber of Commerce. The group celebrated accomplishments over the past year, looked towards the future and had a little fun in the process during their 47th annual awards banquet and auction at The Venue…
Read MoreRose State to reopen campus for fall semester
School officials promote flex courses and new safety measures on campus By Jeff Harrison Managing Editor Rose State College is not changing its plans to offer on-campus instruction this fall. Officials say safety protocols and a new Flex course option will allow them to continue educating students while providing a safe and healthy environment. “In…
Read MoreVolleyball season kicks off next week
By Jeff Harrison Managing Editor Volleyball season is just around the corner for the three local high schools. Carl Albert, Del City and Midwest City started their fall practices a few weeks ago and will get their first taste of competition next week. Midwest City and Del City both open the year Aug. 11. The…
Read MoreMidwest City council approves zoning for apartment complex
By Jeff Harrison Managing Editor The Midwest City Council last week approved a zoning request for an apartment complex near S. Douglas Blvd. and SE 29th St. The planned Creekside Park, The Residences, 2500 S. Douglas Blvd., will include one three-story building with 47-50 units on the west side of Soldier Creek. A similar sized…
Read MoreCentury Martial Arts fights through pandemic
Midwest City company uses Department of Commerce grant to expand line of punching bags and custom products By Jeff Harrison Managing Editor The coronavirus pandemic has challenged even the most flexible of businesses. Century Marital Arts can attest to that. As the virus spread in the U.S. and demand for martial arts gear slowed, the…
Read MoreMid-Del Schools to open with alternating A/B schedule
By Jeff Harrison Managing Editor Mid-Del Schools is tweaking its reopening plans. The district will begin the school year with a hybrid model that includes in-person instruction and remote learning. Students will follow an alternating A/B schedule. Half of the students will receive in-person instruction on Monday and Tuesday, and the other half will do…
Read MoreCity Manager nominated for state award
Tim Lyon, City Manager of Midwest City, has been nominated for the 2020 Gerald Wilkins Award. The award is presented by the City Management Association of Oklahoma and given to someone who “strengthens the city management form of government through their stable length of service to cities, dedication to civic activities and participation in and…
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