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U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Oklahoma State Director Kenneth Corn announced last week that USDA has invested more than $1.5 million in education support services in rural Oklahoma communities in 2023.
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CVEC Fiber has announced that it has received three prestigious Achieving Marcom Power (AMP) awards at the 2023 Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperative’s (OAEC) Member Relations & Communications conference. Kelsey Scott, Digital Marketing Associate, designed the CVEC Fiber marketing campaign. The AMP awards recognize the best communication and marketing efforts by Oklahoma’s rural electric cooperatives and are sponsored by OEAC and Oklahoma Living magazine. Scott and CVEC Fiber secured three distinguished AMP Awards.
Read moreSometimes when you write a column like this you feel like a broken record. It seems that some themes keep coming back over and over again.
Read moreOutlaw Motor Sports has announced the return of heart-pounding indoor kart racing at the renowned Heart of Oklahoma Expo Center in Shawnee. Residents and racing enthusiasts alike are gearing up for an adrenaline-fueled experience as Outlaw Motor Sports kicks off another thrilling season in the heart of Shawnee, Oklahoma. The four-month season, which kicked off in November.
Read moreOn the global day of giving, give someone in your community the gift of life by giving blood with Our Blood Institute on Giving Tuesday.
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Debate over the treatment of native fish like gar, buffalo, and drum is growing with the approach of an Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation public comment period deadline on Dec. 8 Referred to as “trash fish” for generations, gar, buffalo, drum, and others are most commonly targeted by bowfishers who enjoy minimal regulation and no bag limits. But times are changing for these species, also sometimes called “rough fish,” but now more commonly lumped together as “native non-game fishes” with greater awareness of their ecological value.
Read moreThe Oklahoma History Center Museum has pieces of silver service from the USS Oklahoma on display as of Monday, November 27, to commemorate the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The complete set consists of 55 pieces. Only select pieces will be available for public view.
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