105.5 The X-Factor

Congrats to Steven Humphreys! Steven won 4 passes good for some summer fun at OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark in OKC.

We announce a new winner every Friday. Listen weekdays for special keywords. Then text them to 580-436-5050 to get registered to win

Audrey went on a date with a British gentleman!! 🇬🇧☕️

Here’s a few events comings up around the area this weekend. Get out and have some fun

Congrats to Betty Kennedy! Jessie won 4 passes good for some summer fun at OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark in OKC.

We announce a new winner every Friday. Listen weekdays for special keywords. Then text them to 580-436-5050 to get registered to win

@kellierasberry SONG OF THE SUMMER CHALLENGE: “Last Night” by @morganwallen to the theme of sweating!

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Congratulations on your retirement and thank you for everything you’ve done for the area!

It has been a blessing and my great honor to serve the citizens of the Chickasaw Nation as Governor. After much prayer, thought and discussion with my family, I have decided it is time to retire and entrust leadership to a new generation of dedicated and capable leaders. I will, therefore, resign as Governor, effective at noon on June 26, 2026, and invoke Article XV, Section I of the Chickasaw Nation Constitution, whereby Lt. Governor Chris Anoatubby “shall immediately become Governor for the remainder of the unexpired term.”

This moment is bittersweet as I reflect on a lifetime of service to this mighty tribal nation. However, I have full confidence in the servant leaders, currently elected, appointed and employed to continue the momentum we have forged together and stay true to our mission, to enhance the overall quality of life of the Chickasaw people.

The strength of the Chickasaw Nation lives and breathes within every Chickasaw. Chikasha poya – we are Chickasaw, and united, we will continue to thrive.

God bless you and the Chickasaw Nation.

Ada City Schools is excited to announce that all students will receive basic school supplies for the 2026–2027 school year at no cost to families.

This opportunity is made possible through the generosity of Crosspointe Church and their commitment to supporting students and families in our community.

Families will not need to purchase standard student school supplies this year. Supplies will be distributed to students at their school sites during Meet the Teacher, orientation, or the first day of school.

Please note:

Classroom-specific items such as Clorox wipes, nap mats, tissues, or other teacher-requested items may still be required.
Backpacks are not included and will still need to be provided by families.
We are incredibly thankful for community partners like Crosspointe Church who continue to invest in the students of Ada City Schools.