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State’s top court blocks pro-life laws

Oklahoma’s Supreme Court voted 5-3 Monday to temporarily block three laws that would place restrictions on abortion.

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County OKs bid packet for bridges

Kingfisher County commissioners approved a solicitation for bids for steel bridge materials for District 3 at their Monday meeting.

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Disaster at Southern Border

Mark Morgan, a visiting fellow at the Federation for American Immigration Reform and at the Heritage Foundation, who served as acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection and acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Trump administration and as chief of U.S. Border Patrol in the Obama administration, made some interesting points in a speech, “The Disaster at Our Southern Border,” at Hillsdale College recently.

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In the old days before McDonald’s and Sonic

Back in my 1959-62 OKC high school heydays everyone from Classen went to Bixler’s Drive-In on Northwest 23rd for a Coke. I don’t remember anyone getting a burger, but maybe two or three of us girls split an order of fries. We mainly went there to see everyone, and for everyone to see us.

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Whom do you trust: big government or big tech?

Whom do you trust: big government or big tech? For many Oklahomans, the answer is “neither,” and that’s understandable. When Twitter bans people for making demonstrably true statements on its platform and many high-tech companies aggressively push “wokism,” Oklahomans have good reason to view those companies with suspicion or even disdain.

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Activists sue over HB 1775

A coalition of activist groups has filed a federal lawsuit challenging an Oklahoma state law that prohibits public schools from teaching children that “one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or sex.”

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Nationals, but first...practice

LIONS CLUB PRESENTATION –Kingfisher FFA traveled this week to Indianapolis to take part in the National FFA Convention. While there, Kingfisher’s parliamentary procedure and conduct of chapter meetings teams will compete for national championships in their respective competitions. The teams got some practice last Thursday when they presented in front of Kingfisher Lions Club members at the civic group’s weekly luncheon. Members of the teams include, from left: Laney Rose, Gretchen Garrett (chapter student advisor), Hannah Francis, Ivy Hartman, Alli Themer, Katon Lunsford, Ashley Casillas, Natalie Garrett, Leyla Avila, Mayce Gibson, Mia Hartman, Dustyn McLean, Chloe Blair and Kylie Hood. The teams are coached by Kingfisher FFA Co-Adviser Megan Thormodsgard. [Photo provided]

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