Roadways are teeming with towables. Boat trailers, stock trailers and travel trailers. Equipment trailers, landscape trailers and cargo haulers hog the highways. Among those are ball and hitch, gooseneck and

Brice Pfrehm is already several steps into his “journey of a thousand miles.” He’s taken the first few “bites of the elephant.” Ancient Chinese philosophy and African proverbs aside, Pfrehm

Bailey Street needed a fresh start to prepare for a career but was unsure where to begin. She had taken college nursing classes but discovered direct-patient care was not as

Clay Fees is organizing a muscle car club. Call it a school of thought for people whose passion is performance under the hood. Fees, 49, of Sapulpa, hopes to foster

Our Emergency Services program prepares students for proper fire safety and medical emergency response. Today, Luckinbill Construction installed a fire hydrant they restored and donated. A fire hydrant with installation

For more than five decades, area high school students have been offered educational pathways including college prep or Career Tech. Administrators at both Canadian Valley Technology Center and nearby Redlands

Airport baggage nearly required additional fees as several Canadian Valley Technology Center students recently returned home from national contests toting sparkly souvenirs. Seven CV Tech students won national championships in

The smiles are well worth the miles, says CV Tech instructional coach and teacher Andrea Verser. Each month during the school year, Surgical Technology students at CV Tech’s Chickasha Campus

CV Tech is a place of new beginnings. Our students come from a variety backgrounds, education levels, and life experiences. They come here so they can start something new: a