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Nature abhors a vacuum, we learned in a high school science class or maybe it was in FFA.The Daily Caller News Service, founded by Neil Patel proves this scientific principle. When the major media became so unreliable and left of center, Patel, whose column appears on the right side of this page, founded The Daily Caller to perform the job of printing straight news.
Read moreJoe Biden’s pick for chief regulator of U.S. banks must turn over the thesis she wrote on Karl Marx during her time at Moscow State University in the 1980s, Pennsylvania Republican Sen. Pat Toomey said.
Read moreWe have pet names for most everything these days, not just our pets. I’ve met a dog named Popcorn and a cat named Speedbump (because all he did all day was lay around.) I’ve had a barber named Curly who was bald as a cue ball , a friend named Flip Flop who always wear sandals and I know a rancher with one eye named Picasso. I don’t know what his other eye is called. I renamed the town near the ranch (Morro Bay) Moron Bay because of how terrible the tourists drive there.
Read morePresident Joe Biden’s poll numbers are tanking, especially among independent voters. The American people do not like weak leaders, and they do not like the craziness that’s infiltrating their daily lives.
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The Okarche High School production of Jim Leonard, Jr.’s, “And They Dance Real Slow in Jackson” has advanced to the state finals in the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association (OSSAA) one-act play competition.
Read moreOkarche Public Schools won’t be annexing to a technology center in the near future.
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Wine & Chocolate Festival goers will be able to taste wines from a dozen Oklahoma wineries and vintners and nine tables of chocolate Saturday afternoon in Hennessey.
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Lomega has announced its junior high and high school Students of the Month for September 2021. The honorees were announced during a recent Raider Roundup. Earning the honor for high school students were seniors Abby Hansen and JesseJames Johnston (left). Junior high students were freshmen Kate Myers and Caleb Ramer (right). [Photo provided]
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