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Enterprise to Observe Juneteenth with Parade, Office Closures

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Enterprise to Observe Juneteenth with Parade, Office Closures

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Here is an update on office closures, garbage pickup at the city of Enterprise.See the Story

City Council sets special election dates for Mayor position

City Council sets special election dates for Mayor position

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Midwest City hosting Junior Fire Academy June 23-27

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Midwest City hosting Junior Fire Academy June 23-27

Mid-Del Technology Center and the Midwest City Fire Department are partnering for the Junior Fire Academy summer program for middle school students. Photo provided MDTC and Midwest City FD partner for youth summer camp By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon Young aspiring firefighters can learn about the world of firefighting and public safety this summer with the Junior Fire Academy at the Mid-Del Technology Center’s SummerTech Camp. The Junior F…Read Article

Mayor not seeking reelection

Midwest City Mayor Matt Dukes speaks during a state of the city address. Photo by Jeff Harrison Dukes says he won’t run again in 2026 By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon Midwest City Mayor Matt Dukes said a decade in office is enough. The longtime public servant announced that he will not seek reelection next year. “I have been proud and humbled to serve as your mayor and an ambassador for our community,” Dukes said in a press release. “I have …Mustang · Mustang See the Story

Carl Albert esports program growing

Carl Albert High School’s esports class. Photo by Jeff Harrison By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon Carl Albert High School’s eSports team is finding success in just its third year. The Titans placed sixth placed in the state tournament through Oklahoma Scholastic Esports. “We only lost to Class 6A teams, but we would have been second in 5A based on points,” said Mitchell Gomez, esports teacher. Carl Albert’s students excelled at Mario Kart. Aa…Mustang · Mustang Read Article

Mid-Del Schools practice emergency preparedness

Mid-Del School District employees participate in a training program on reuniting students with their families May 29 at Meadowood Baptist Church in Midwest City. The program was led by the I Love U Guys Foundation. Photo by Jeff Harrison District leaders take part in family reunification training program By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon School is out for the summer. But faculty and administrators at Mid-Del Schools received valuable training…Mustang · Mustang Read Article

Rice announces for mayor bid

Rick Rice speaks during a Midwest City Planning Commission meeting. Photo by Jeff Harrison By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon Rick Rice has served a variety of roles during three decades in Midwest City government. He started as a city prosecutor and went on to serve on the city council and planning commission. Now he’s ready for a new role. Last week, Rice announced that he’s running for Mayor next year. Current Mayor Matt Dukes said he will …Mustang · Mustang Read Article

EMBARK Bus Route 19 avoids cut

OKC agrees to fund route for FY 25-26 By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon A bus route that serves eastern Oklahoma County will continue for at least another year. Oklahoma City City Manager Craig Freeman announced last week that the city will continue to fund EMBARK Route 19 for Fiscal Year 2025-26. “I’d like to recommend that we adjust the funding to ensure that we have the route going into next year for one year as we work through with our pa…Mustang · Mustang Read Article

Bombers land new coach

Jacques Washington was hired as the new head football coach and athletic director at Midwest City High School. Photo by Jeff Harrison Washington brings experience playing and coaching By Jeff Harrison Midwest City Beacon Midwest City High School has named Jacques Washington as its new head football coach and athletic director. Washington has 11 seasons of coaching experience most recently as defensive coordinator at Jenks High School. He was sta…Mustang · Mustang Read Article

Miss Juneteenth Midwest City crowned

Tiarra Mims was crowned 2025 Miss Juneteenth Midwest City. Pictured, from left, Christine Price-Allen, Tiarra Mims, Espaniola Bowen and Charmin Williams. Photo by Maxine Wheelan By Maxine Wheelan Midwest City Beacon Juneteenth Midwest City welcomed new royalty. Tiarra Mims was crowned Miss Juneteenth Midwest City 2025 during a ceremony Tuesday evening at the Midwest City Library. Mims lives in Midwest City and will be a senior at Classen SAS Hig…Juneteenth · Midwest City Read Article

Grady County District 1 Barn to Host Open House and Dedication June 10

Grady County District 1 will host an open house and dedication ceremony on Tuesday, June 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the District 1 barn, located at 860 County Street 2910, Tuttle, OK 73089. The event will give the public a chance to tour the facility and honor the legacy of three former commissioners: Roy Testerman, Troy Streber, and Windle Hardy. “We’re going to display and dedicate our building to some past commissioners,” said District 1 C…Choctaw · Choctaw Read Article

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