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Parents were irritated when they learned it’s unknown when fencing, door alarms and more cameras would be installed at the Hennessey Early Childhood Center.
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Oklahoma Department of Transportation is urging motorists to start planning now to locate an alternate route for a full closure of eastbound and westbound State Highway 33 between Sixth and Second streets in Kingfisher.
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Lomega students and staff all returned to school Monday for the first time since Sept. 24.
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The state’s largest school system was ordered Monday by the Oklahoma State Board of Education to pay back $11.2 million in taxpayer funding after an investigative audit pointed out excessive administrative costs among its findings.
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It is highly suspect that the Biden-Harris Democrat ticket refuses to announce a list of Supreme Court nominees.
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It’s hard to believe that the next presidential election is less than a month away, and November 3rd will be here before we know it. The deadline to register to vote in this election has passed, but there’s still time to request your absentee ballot if you’d like to vote by mail.
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During slavery, many black women, often in a forcible union with a white man, bore mixedrace children. Based on their percentage of white blood, they were deemed “mulattos,” “quadroons,” “octoroons” or even “hexadecaroons.” Depending on skin color, they could pass as white and avoid the gross racial discrimination suffered by their darker skinned brothers and sisters. This was portrayed in a 1949 motion picture titled “Pinky” that highlighted “passing” for white.
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