A Canadian County woman died this week after suffering burns over a third of her body during a fireworks accident.

“What we do today makes tomorrow.” That is the vision Community Development Director Richard Rolison and city staff are taking as they start updating Mustang’s long-range comprehensive plan. The document is the city’s master plan for future physical development and contains Mustang’s official community development policies.

Doug and Betty Jo Carter demonstrate western-style dances for Mustang seniors. Doug Carter's sister Mary Corley, senior center volunteer, invited the couple to Mustang to give the performance.

Harper, Charles
Homme, Brandon
Mossman, Evard
Wilson, Shannon
Yahola, Clarence

A Honduras grandmother waited in line all night holding her 14-month-old granddaughter lying listless in her arms.

City leaders hear a familiar tune year after year — resident complaints about Mustang’s fireworks laws.

Seeing his infant son’s first steps is a missed milestone Army Sgt. Jeremy Killman will never get back.

Drinking beer at Wild Horse Park during the July 4 festivities may be part of the fun for some people, but it has some Council members concerned.

Over 500 people are expected to dive into a mud volleyball competition Saturday in Mustang to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association.

The Mankind United to Destroy Dystrophy volleyball tournament will be behind the Silver Stallion Club.

The tournament includes 50 teams who will play in shin-deep mud. Fees are $200 per team, and spectators can watch for a $2 donation. Registration packets can be picked up at 7-Eleven stores

Funds raised will benefit Integris Southwest Medical Center’s services for 2,000 Oklahomans with muscular dystrophy. For information, call (405) 722-8001.

Crowell, Mary Ann
Faubion, Margaret
Johnson, Carl
Pringle, Phyllis L.