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When I walked out of the hospital Wednesday morning, the sun was shining and I heard children laughing and saw them playing in the nearby park.
Read moreAt first glance I thought I’d been the victim of some radical animal rights group. I’d been away for a couple days and when I returned home I found my squeeze chute draped in red, white and blue crepe paper streamers with several insulting messages attached to the antique chute. The note that really got my attention stated that, “You have been white-tagged by OSHA because working facilities are not safe and healthful.”
Read moreThe Senate, House and governor reached an agreement to make a historic investment in Oklahoma education.
Read more[ Editor’s Note: Kingfisher Times & Free Press intern Katon Lunsford recently completed her first half-marathon (among her many accomplishments). In this first of what will be a recurring column throughout the summer, Katon details her experiences leading up to - and during - the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon.]
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Read moreThe Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs has been named a finalist in the “general news single story” category of the recent eightstate Great Plains Journalism Awards competition, a designation of journalistic excellence.
Read moreOn March 27, a transgender lunatic named Audrey Hale shot up a private Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee. The shooter, who tragically killed three adults and three children before being neutralized by well-trained Metropolitan Nashville Police Department officers, was a 28-year-old biological female who had “transitioned” to a public-facing male “gender identity.” Nashville police also confi rmed that the shooter once attended the school herself.
Read moreThe just-released Durham report confirmed that the FBI not only failed to corroborate the Steele dossier, Hillary Clinton’s oppo-doc against former President Donald Trump, but it regularly ignored existing, sometimes dispositive, evidence to keep the investigation alive. Some officials were credulous. Others were devious. But no one “stole” our democracy -- other than perhaps intelligence officials and the journalists who helped feed the collective hysteria over Russia.
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