Oklahoma City Community College Student Newspaper
Large numbers of Oklahoma voters cast ballots Tuesday in the 2018 primary election. With 1,905 precincts reporting, Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett has 28.98 percent of the vote, followed by
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By Venae Roan, Pioneer Staff Writer On Friday June 15th Disney-Pixar released the highly anticipated movie, Incredibles 2. The film is follow up to the original
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Students at Oklahoma City Community College are eligible to be placed on the Vice President’s Honor Roll in any fall or spring semester in which they have attained a
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First appearing in Episode IV: A New Hope, the character Han Solo quickly became a fan favorite. Originally portrayed by the Harrison Ford, Han Solo is the focus of the
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BY BRITTNEY DAVISON-LUSHBOUGH AND DELANEY BLODGETT OCCC Feature Writing Students Fourteen men and one woman are running for governor of Oklahoma. The candidates, ten Republicans, two Democrats and three Libertarians,
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Oklahoma City Community College students are eligible to be placed on the President’s Honor Roll in any fall or spring semester
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The Oklahoma City Thunder’s season came to an end Friday night after losing game 6 in the series to the Utah Jazz. The final score was 96-91. It was a
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Pulitzer Prize winning reporter Bob Woodward told Oklahoma City Community College students they should be fair, build relationships, check sources, and stay focused. Woodward spoke last Thursday at OCCC. He
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Earlier this month, David Holt was sworn in as Oklahoma City’s 36th mayor. Hold said it was the honor of a lifetime to represent and lead his hometown. “It’s been
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First Photo: Many admire Artists Tim Kenney’s work, as bright colors shine off the canvases. Second photo: Paintings and artwork aren’t the only pieces of fine art, audiences were found at
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