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I’m gonna start from the beginning, of this. As most everybody knows, I had chronic leukemia, that has been in remission for six years. I have been getting my blood checked every six months. March was my sixth month. My red blood count, was higher than normal, my Dr. told me, it was a lack of food for my blood, my blood oxygen was lower than normal. Oxygen is considered one of the foods for blood.
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The transition to distance learning has been rather smooth in Hennessey, reported one school official.
And it’s not just students who are having to be taught.
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Bijan Cortes has nabbed one of the biggest honors an underclassman can earn in Oklahoma high school basketball.
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The Oklahoma Coaches Association recently announced a laundry list of regional awards and Kingfisher County hauled in its share from athletes to coaches.
Read moreThere are a number of basketball honors to still be awarded for the 2019-20 season.
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A local preacher related recently during his Sunday church service via Facebook that more people were tuning in to the virtual services than normally attend church during non-coronavirus times.
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With all of the focus on COVID-19 right now and the disruptions to normal life, it’s easy to overlook other matters. But one item of extreme importance is making sure each resident in our House district completes this year’s Census form.
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America’s colleges are rife with corruption. The financial squeeze resulting from COVID-19 offers opportunities for a bit of remediation. Let’s first examine what might be the root of academic corruption, suggested by the title of a recent study, “Academic Grievance Studies and the Corruption of Scholarship.” The study was done by Areo, an opinion and analysis digital magazine. By the way, Areo is short for Areopagitica, a speech delivered by John Milton in defense of free speech.
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