KickingBird Golf recorded more than 53,800 rounds last year, and its leadership wants that number to fall.

Story Links EDMOND, Okla. – The Harding University women's golf team is currently ranked 15th after completing the first two rounds of the NCAA Central Regional at Kickingbird Golf Club on Monday. In round one, Harding shot 21 over par, improving to 18 over in round two, totaling 39 over going into Tuesday's final round. Central Missouri leads the competition at 2-under 558, while Kiki Bruner of Central Missouri tops the individual leaderboard at 3-under 137.

Candidates Mark Nash and Tom Robins have agreed to a second Edmond mayoral debate hosted by NonDoc and News 9 on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.

Candidates Mark Nash and Tom Robins have agreed to a second Edmond mayoral debate hosted by NonDoc and News 9 on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.

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Edmond City Council welcomes new city manager A.J. Krieger and approves $6.3M in waterline upgrades and $94K in KickingBird improvements.

Mark Nash and Tom Robins, Edmond mayoral candidates, will debate on March 26 at KickingBird Golf Club ahead of their April 1 runoff election.

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, this Chair Chat brings forward a powerful dialogue on Native leadership, sovereignty, and the long arc of advocacy within the American legal system. Past ABA President Mary Smith leads a thoughtful conversation with trailblazing Native legal leader Kirk Kickingbird, exploring his historic career, early work in federal Indian policy, and firsthand experiences during pivotal moments in Native civil rights history. Together, they reflect on the evolution of Native representation in the ABA, the rise of Native legal organizations, and the enduring importance of treaty rights, self-determination, and ensuring Native communities speak for themselves. This conversation offers insight into the past, clarity for the present, and inspiration for the continuing work ahead. Kirke Kickingbird – Past Chair, ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice; Of Counsel, Hobbs, Straus, Dean & Walker, LLP Mary L. Smith (Moderator) – Past President, American Bar Association; Former CEO, Indian Health Service; Vice Chair, VENG Group; Chair, Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation -- During the 2025–26 Bar Year, Section Chair Mario A. Sullivan continues CRSJ’s Chair Chat – bringing together leading lawyers, scholars, advocates, and organizers to tackle the most urgent civil rights and rule-of-law issues and share practical strategies for impact. New episodes premiere every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. ET on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for updates and catch past conversations on-demand. Learn more about CRSJ Chair Chat: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/resources/on-demand/chair-chat/

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, this Chair Chat brings forward a powerful dialogue on Native leadership, sovereignty, and the long arc of advocacy within the American legal system. Past ABA President Mary Smith leads a thoughtful conversation with trailblazing Native legal leader Kirk Kickingbird, exploring his historic career, early work in federal Indian policy, and firsthand experiences during pivotal moments in Native civil rights history. Together, they reflect on the evolution of Native representation in the ABA, the rise of Native legal organizations, and the enduring importance of treaty rights, self-determination, and ensuring Native communities speak for themselves. This conversation offers insight into the past, clarity for the present, and inspiration for the continuing work ahead. Kirke Kickingbird – Past Chair, ABA Section of Civil Rights and Social Justice; Of Counsel, Hobbs, Straus, Dean & Walker, LLP Mary L. Smith (Moderator) – Past President, American Bar Association; Former CEO, Indian Health Service; Vice Chair, VENG Group; Chair, Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation -- During the 2025–26 Bar Year, Section Chair Mario A. Sullivan continues CRSJ’s Chair Chat – bringing together leading lawyers, scholars, advocates, and organizers to tackle the most urgent civil rights and rule-of-law issues and share practical strategies for impact. New episodes premiere every other Thursday at 2:00 p.m. ET on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for updates and catch past conversations on-demand. Learn more about CRSJ Chair Chat: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/crsj/resources/on-demand/chair-chat/

EDMOND, Okla. - The Pittsburg State University women's golf team wrapped up the first day of competition at the Diffee Ford Lincoln Invite at the Kickingbird

Story Links SEARCY – The Harding women's golf team has been selected as the No. 4 seed for the 2025 NCAA Division II Central Regional Tournament, marking the program's fifth appearance in the regional championships and third consecutive selection, the NCAA announced Monday. Harding also competed in the regional in 2013, 2021, 2023, and 2024. The Central Regional will be held May 5-7 at KickingBird Golf in Edmond, Oklahoma, and will be hosted by the University of Central Oklahoma. Practice rounds are scheduled for May 4. Harding is one of 18 teams selected to participate in the regional