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In a move that is could have an impact on a number of Seminole County residents, Muscogee (Creek) Nation (MCN) Judge Denette Mouser ruled in favor of two Black Muscogee (Creek) Nation Freedmen that filed lawsuits after their application for tribal membership was denied. The Muscogee (Creek) Nation covers a section of eastern Seminole County that includes Cromwell and a portion of Wewoka.
Read moreA new poll conducted on behalf of two organizations shows that Oklahomans are overwhelmingly in support of cutting the state income tax and gradually eliminating the tax entirely.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) announced Friday that the Davis Correctional Facility in Holdenville will be renamed to honor a fallen correctional officer. Beginning Oct. 1, the prison will be known as the Allen Gamble Correctional Center.
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Read moreFormal dining rooms were once a must-have in homes, but that popularity has waned in recent decades. Dining rooms were the spaces to host holiday dinners or family birthday parties. Slowly but surely, dining rooms became obsolete in modern homes that favored open-concept layouts. And in those homes that had formal dining areas, the need for home office spaces or playrooms for children saw many dining rooms repurposed. According to the National Association of Home Builders, 43 percent of millennials prefer the look and feel of an open-concept layout and casual dinner parties. However, even though dining rooms may no longer be de rigueur, designers are noticing an increase in clients requesting formal dining spaces, according to a report in Southern Living. Perhaps it's a matter of open-concept fatigue. After spending a year or more during the height of the pandemic at home with few to no barriers between rooms, homeowners may be looking for homes that carve out niches for specific tasks (and privacy) once more. It may not be long until homes come back to including more traditional layouts with separate dining spaces to make hosting a little more intimate.
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