🌱 OU ROTC Instructor Donates To Charity + Van Drivers Needed

Get on up, Oklahoma City! Here's everything you need to know to get this Wednesday started off right.

First, today's weather:

Turning sunny and pleasant. High: 76 Low: 48.

Here are the top stories today in Oklahoma City:

1. Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School is hiring van drivers for their students. Their students work as part of the school's Corporate Work-Study Program, which provides them opportunities to get experience in real office settings. Van drivers for the school will be key in transportation for students to get to these offices. (City-sentinel)
2. OU ROTC instructor Shawn Jones kicked a 15-yard field goal last Saturday. He won a year's worth of Chick-fil-A at the Sooners football game and donated his winnings to families in need. (The Oklahoma Daily)
3. Oklahoma City residents are rallying online to help support Quoc Bao Bakery, a struggling bakery in the Asian District. (news9.com KWTV)
4. Oklahoma City offers a new cash incentive to get people to join the city's workforce. (news9.com KWTV)
5. One woman was injured in an early morning shooting in southwest Oklahoma City. (KFOR Oklahoma City)

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— Helen Eckhard

About me: Helen Eckhard is a marketing assistant at Lightning Media Partners. She is a self-professed logophile who is currently pursuing her master’s degree in library science. Outside of work, you can find Helen constructing crossword puzzles, knitting, or devising increasingly crafty ways to kill off characters in her mystery novels.