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As families begin their spring cleaning, the Cub Scouts are asking the community to set aside gently used Scout uniforms and donate them to help local families.
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It’s springtime, which is often synonymous with cleaning. In addition to sprucing up your own property, you’re invited to take part in an effort to beautify the entire community next month.
Read moreOklahoma’s only remaining bill targeting data centers was overwhelmingly passed in the state House Monday, sending the measure to the Senate.
Read moreA portion of rural road in northern Seminole County is set to be closed as part of a flood mitigation project. NS 362 between EW 116 and 117, which is in the Highway 99-A, area, will be closed for several weeks beginning this week. Crews will be replacing tin horns with concrete boxes. Motorists traveling in that area are asked to seek an alternate route.
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Sisterhood can take many forms. Gamma Delta Pi, a new sorority at East Central University (ECU) in Ada, Oklahoma, aims to strengthen the bonds of sisterhood, specifically for First American women.
Read moreThe old adage about knowing being half the battle is very true when it comes to policy advocacy.
Read moreOn March 8, Wynell Lloyd of Calera, Oklahoma, and her daughter, Raquel Collings, were astonished to spot a tattered monarch butterfly nectaring on clover—remarkably early in the season. Wynell rushed inside to grab her camera, but by the time she returned, the butterfly had already moved into a neighbor’s yard. Since then, multiple monarch sightings have been reported across Oklahoma, including the first monarchs photographed this past weekend—one in Longtown near Eufaula and another in southern Oklahoma in Calera.
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