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The Hennessey Farmerettes met Nov. 10 at the First Christian Church in Hennessey with 12 members present for their November meeting.
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The Kingfisher County Retired Educators Association met Wednesday, Nov. 2, and learned more about changes and updates concerning Health Choice Insurance for 2023.
Read moreThe latest results from the Nation’s Report Card are “appalling and unacceptable,” and Oklahoma’s are among the worst. Yet some pastors–those for whom the prophetic voice is a professional responsibility–aren’t interested in prophecy but in profits for their government friends. Worse yet, they fiercely oppose the only proven way to improve academic outcomes in public schools.
Read moreA new report shows teachers unions have shifted millions of dollars away from workplace-representation efforts to political/campaign activity since 2005 with most donations going to Democratic candidates and liberal causes.
Read moreTO THE EDITOR: I read with interest the article “City OKs end-ofyear incentive for employees” in the Nov. 16 Times and Free Press. I have some thoughts about this.
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Chisholm Trail Technology Center Health Careers II students visited the Oklahoma Blood Institute in Enid on Nov. 3. OBI employees walked students through various skills, including venipuncture, which they recently learned as a part of their phlebotomy course at CTTC. Students attending the job shadow day included, from left, Sarena Fletcher, Yamile Saucedo, Jodie Hill, and Shaina Hamil.
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