The Mustang Education Center will host a special education parent resource night from 6 to 7 p.m. Jan. 22. The event held at 400. N. Clear Springs Road in Mustang is a “come and go” event for the families of students with disabilities at Yukon, Mustang and Moore public schools. Eleven vendors will set…

With a new two-game winning streak, the Lady Broncos put its streak on the road in the Skiatook Tournament. Mustang opened the tournament with host, Skiatook in the first round and walked away with a 58-32 victory. Mustang’s Jaki Rollins led the Broncos with a game-high 21 points while Cur’Tiera Haywood added 17. “We didn’t…

  By Shannon Rigsby Mustang Public Schools The public is invited to the groundbreaking for Mustang High School’s Performing Arts Center. The event will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the corner of Juniper Lane and Mustang Road. Superintendent Charles Bradley said the event will mark a new era in the history of Mustang Public…

All America Bank celebrating 50thanniversary By Chris Eversole All America Bank, the financial institution with the longest history in Mustang, is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2019. All America Bank, originally named First Mustang State Bank, has been a major contributor to the community, financing many construction projects and providing business and personal loans, said…

  EDMOND — After the Broncos fell to Edmond North by 3.5-points on Saturday in the Central Oklahoma Athletic Conference Tournament, they got a chance for revenge in a dual head-to-head. Mustang entered the night as the No. 3 ranked team in Class 6A while Edmond North came in one spot lower at No. 4.…

Mustang High School was on lockdown for about 20 minutes Thursday after a bag containing a loaded weapon was found in the school’s media center, Mustang school official said. The bag, found in the school’s media center, garnered enough attention for school officials to contact resource officers and local police. The owner of the bag,…

First National Bank & Trust Co., based out of Chickasha, has filed a lawsuit against the owners of the Yukon Review Building located at 110 S. 5th St. Yukon, Oklahoma. Those involved in the lawsuit are Son of Thunder, Star Communication, John Settle and Paula Settle. The Yukon Review and Mustang News newspapers will not…

The Mustang police department reported the following arrests between Jan. 6 and Jan. 12. Jacob Allen Weeks, 29, Mustang: Driving under suspension, defective or improper brake lights; Kellie Joann Sullivan, 49, Hinton: Driving under suspension, speeding; Barry Lovell Emerich, 32, Mustang: Child endangerment, possession of controlled substance, possession of paraphernalia, domestic assault and battery in…

Roughly a year ago, Jennifer Roberts couldn’t sleep after hearing the story of a child being abused in the Oklahoma City area. She decided it was time to take action. “I just asked what I could do. I wanted to do something different to help. There are great organizations out there that do great things,…

  It had been 12 years since the Mustang Broncos had a champion at the oldest wrestling tournament in the United States, Geary Invitational. The Geary Invitational held its 75th consecutive tournament over the weekend at Geary High School. Among the teams that attended the tournament were Blair Academy, New Jersey, ranked No. 1; Tuttle,…

  There is a new face walking the halls at Mustang High School as of Monday. The new head coach for the Broncos football program, Lee Blankenship, 33, started his tenure in Mustang on Monday. Some may ask, “Who is Lee Blankenship?” “Lee Blankenship is the guy that when they say Coach Blankenship is here,…

  By Chris Eversole The Mustang City Council approved last week a 30-year water contract with Oklahoma City that will save money and avoid major hikes in rates. The new agreement drops the rate from $5.73 per 1,000 gallons to $2.22 per 1,000 gallons. If this rate had been in effect in 2018, Mustang would…

By Chris Eversole Andrew Borseth joins a growing list of Mustang High School JROTC students who have been nominated to a service academy. Borseth has his fingers crossed that his nomination to West Point will result in an appointment there, but he realizes that Mustang’s success rate on service academy appointments is about 50 percent.…

True Sky Credit Union announced they voted to give year-end interest rebates of $96,716 to its 52,800 members. The credit union has already direct deposited a portion of the sum to its members. Full Press Release: Oklahoma City, Jan. 8, 2018 — True Sky Credit Union board members voted to give year-end interest rebates and dividends of $96,716 to more than 50,000…

The Mustang Police Department reported the following arrests between Dec. 29 and Jan. 5. Shawn Isaac Hart, 44, Oklahoma City: Driving while license privilege revoked, imporoper license plate; Skyler Arndt, 25, Yukon: Possession of marijuana, possession of controlled substance, possession of paraphernalia, receive/possess/conceal stolen vehicle; Briana Nicole Winter, 24, Yukon: Two counts possession of controlled…

  Mustang hosted the inaugural Cornerstone Bank Mustang Holiday Classic over the weekend, and the Broncos made their way into the consolation championship. The Broncos opened the tournament with a thriller against Tulsa Central on Thursday. Class 4A No. 3 Tulsa Central took a 51-39 lead into the fourth quarter before Mustang outscored the Braves…

  By Chris Eversole The months of April through August in the Mustang area were highlighted by a teachers’ walkout that led to pay raises, the Oklahoma Supreme court siding with the city council in its restrictions on two proposed oil and gas wells and the school superintendent leaving to head Oklahoma City Schools. In…

By Chris Eversole The Recreation Center at the Mustang Town Center was busy Monday as regular patrons and several newcomers worked out. The staff was expecting activity to pick up after the first of year, with people acting – at least for the time-being – on their New Year’s resolutions to lose weight and get…

  In the inaugural Cornerstone Bank Mustang Holiday Classic, the Lady Broncos had a chance to avenge their only loss of the season — to the Edmond North Lady Huskies. “I’m proud of them. I thought we had a good week,” said coach Kevin Korstjens. “This tournament is loaded with a lot of really, really…

The Mustang Police Department reported the following arrests between Dec. 22 and Dec. 28: Devon Vasquez, 20, Oklahoma City: Possession of marijuana, obstructing city officer, speeding excessive; Robert Allan Hughes, 47, Mustang: Driving under suspension, defective brake lights, possession of heroin, possession of marijuana, possession of CDS, possession of paraphernalia; Jermaine Elijah Reeves, 44, Oklahoma…