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Speed and aggression define new-look defense

Deason molds scheme to fit Broncos’ talent on defense By Michael Kinney Mustang Times In his first year as the Mustang defense coordinator, coach Justin Deason has one word to describe the squad he plans to put on the field each game night: Speed. “We will have a lot of speed on the field,” Deason…

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Transfers, culture shift put Broncos in title conversation

Mustang aims to challenge Bixby, Owasso, Jenks in Class 6A-I By Michael Kinney Mustang Times Mustang has gotten used to high expectations. When Lee Blankenship and his coaching staff arrived six years ago, they wanted to get the program to start believing they belonged in the upper echelon of Class 6A-1. After several years of…

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Korean War veteran to participate in honor flight

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] A local veteran will get an experience of a lifetime later this year thanks to the efforts of Laurel Springs staff members. Joe Stine, who served the country during the Korean War, will take part in an honor flight through the Oklahoma Warriors Flight Program, which includes a flight to Washington…

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Laurel Springs honoring its veterans through wall display

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] Mustang honors its veterans in various ways, and that doesn’t start and stop with Veterans Day. In fact, one local residential area in town has taken the recognition of its veterans to another level through the creation and continuous additions of a veterans’ wall honoring the veterans living in the Laurel…

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Grider resigns from Mustang Mayor position

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] Amidst allegations spreading through the community, Mustang mayor Brian Grider formally resigned from his position. His resignation letter was submitted to Mustang leadership April 30. “Effective immediately, I am resigning my position as Mayor for the City of Mustang,” Grider’s letter read. “I take this action out of respect for the…

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Sheriff West stands next to Trump during executive order signing

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] President Donald Trump signed multiple executive orders in recent days, and Canadian County Sheriff Chris West was among the contingent who represented law enforcement in person. The executive orders, which will be implemented to strengthen law enforcement and crack down on sanctuary cities, involved the National Sheriff’s Association, where West serves…

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Mike and Julia Mason inducted into Mustang Hall of Fame

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] When the names Mike and Julia Mason are heard around Mustang, a long list of community engagements and involvements, and lives positively impacted from their work shortly follows. Now, that same community had the pleasure of recognizing the ongoing contributions with the Mason’s inductions into Mustang’s Hall of Fame through an…

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Kailyn Twyman introduced as Canadian County 4-H Educator

By Jacob Sturm [email protected] There is a new face for Canadian County’s 4-H Education program, and she was recently introduced through an agenda item during Monday’s Canadian County Commissioners meeting in El Reno. Kailyn Twyman, who grew up in Edmond and lived in Stillwater for a time before starting as Canadian County’s 4-H Educator, attended…

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