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Newcastle City Council approved decreasing the speed limit on S. Pennsyvania Avenue between S.E. 32nd Street and State Highway 9 to 35 miles per hour.

Development at risk for de-annexation

Nancy Wynne, treasurer for Friends of the Library, was among guests who spoke on behalf of a nonprofit group in the Newcastle area. The Friends group supports Newcastle Public Library activities. (See page 3 of this issue for related information.)

Rock, Paper

Four Mid-America Technology Center (MATC) students, accompanied by two teacher-advisors, represented their institution at the prestigious HOSA-Future Health Professionals International Leadership Conference from June 26-29 in Houston, Texas.

July marks a new fiscal year for the City of Newcastle. Among housekeeping items by the City Council are those items being budgeted, including road work by the City, for the July 2024 through June 2025 year.

Mid-America Technology Center held its 2024 Completion and Awards ceremonies honoring the 475 students who have completed their technical programs and awards for Outstanding Students and Perfect Attendance.

City says don’t forget: odds on odd days, evens on even days

The following persons have been charged by the State of Oklahoma with traffic or other violations or have filed other court actions in McClain County District Court between June 13-19, 2024.

A fatality collision at the South Canadian River took the life of an 8-month-old male and left a 2-year-old in critical condition at OU Children’s Hospital.