Kingfisher Oklahoma

Over the course of my public career, I’ve taken part in dozens of Memorial Day ceremonies. I’ve listened to the solemn tributes paid to those who made the ultimate sacrifice of giving their lives for our freedoms.

I’m glad the FBI was able to crack the iPhones of the Pensacola naval air base shooter, which confirmed that radicalized Royal Saudi Air Force second lieutenant Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani had communicated with al-Qaida to carry out a “special operation.

As one transitions from a child to adult, perception changes with age. That’s certainly been my experience when it comes to politics. I first visited the Oklahoma Capitol as a child in the 1980s, going with my parents to advocate on behalf of some of our state’s most vulnerable citizens.

It seems like, things are in a mess, but it could be a lot worse. Let’s look at that. Going back to the turn of the century, our ancestors were settling this state, they did with what they had, and most times, it wasn’t very much.

Brian Duggan grew up in the small farming community of Cashion. He graduated from high school there and settled into a quiet life. He raised a family, went to work every day and in his spare time volunteered with Cashion Fire Department.

A bill requiring dyslexia screening for early elementary students not reading on grade level was signed into law by the governor last Tuesday. House Bill 2804, authored by House Majority Leader Mike Sanders, R-Kingfisher, and Sen.

Nearly 300 Redlands Community College students were honored earlier this month during a virtual graduation ceremony.

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Thank you Father, mother, the Great I Am for this day, our daily bread. Forgive us as we forgive others. Father, bless our president, his family, all who took the COVID-19 vaccine. May no harm come to anyone. We do not know the longterm side effect of this man-made vaccine.

High school sports in Oklahoma can resume as normal beginning immediately. That’s the policy back in place after a special meeting of the OSSAA board of directors Friday in which they voted 7-6 to reject a reopening plan that was previously presented by the OSSAA staff for member schools to follow.