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Jan. 25—Nearly a third of Oklahomans wouldn’t take the COVID-19 vaccine if they had a chance, according to a survey that tracks responses to that question daily.

A warming station in front of Vintage Swag on 207 W Grand Ave. The station is set up to help provide homeless people in Ponca City with something warm to wear. The sign reads: STAY WARM! Need something…Take something! Have something…Leave something! Be considerate of others in need! Take only what you need. Blankets, coats, hats, gloves. (Photo by Calley Lamar)

The Ponca City Board of Commissioners held their regular session on Monday, Jan. 25th at City Hall at 5:30 p.m.

Attention Po-Hi Seniors 2021. Local Scholarship packets are available. All interested seniors may stop by the Counselors Office to pick up a scholarship packet. The packet will include a checklist and description of each scholarship available. Seniors who attend Wildcat Academy, SHARE, or Virtual Academy may pick up a scholarship packet from Mrs. Karla Streeter at Wildcat and Virtual Academy and Mr. Karl Lynes at the SHARE program.

The Ponca City Chamber of Commerce announced that they will hold a Receipt Campaign during the month of February. The previous campaign held in 2020 was a huge success for the Chamber, collecting over $250,000 in receipts and had six winners.

Ponca City Senior High School welcomed students back to school on Monday, January 25, 2021. A few reminders for students are listed below.

• This COVID-19 update will provide data regarding contact tracing investigations and number of individuals affected by COVID-19 from the week of January 18 through January 22. The weekend data from January 16 and 17 is reflected on Monday, January 18.

SAN JOSE, Calif. —A year ago, so many things were supposed to be different.