Category: News
Loan counseling aims to manage student debt in Oklahoma
Micah Thompson Contributing Writer (ASSOCIATED PRESS/PROVIDED) Since 2008, the year of the “great recession,” the cost of student loans has skyrocketed. Former students often spend ... Read More
Turn back the clock: Earth may soon have a negative leap second
Carly Torbett-Guiles Contributing Writer Earth, courtesy of NASA. The Earth may be heading toward a negative leap second as scientists say timekeepers may have to ... Read More
Elbow injuries abound in Major League Baseball
Dylan Hibbard Contributing Writer Spencer Strider for the Atlanta Braves is one pitcher that sustained damage to a ligament in his right elbow this season. ... Read More
Cummings pays off student lunch debt to honor his wife
Mikaila Kraus Contributing Writer Cathy Cummings, photo courtesy of Sean Cummings. The widower of Cathy Cummings, former mayor of The Village, is paying off thousands ... Read More
OKCPD chaplain reflects on Murrah Building bombing
Jack Poe (IMAGE COURTESY OF OKLAHOMA CITY NATIONAL MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM) Twenty-nine years ago, first responders prepared for what seemed to be like another ordinary ... Read More
UCO students consider costs ahead of summer housing deadline
Statistical breakdown shows price differences Xander Strickland Reporter (SAM ROYKA/THE VISTA) In general, Edmond living expenses rank fairly well in affordability, especially against the national ... Read More
Downtown Edmond Arts Festival displays community creativity
Peyton Cleek Reporter (VICTOR LOPEZ/THE VISTA) Edmond hosted its 46th annual arts festival in downtown Edmond May 3-5 that included art, music, food, and live ... Read More