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In a press release issued earlier this year, House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson of Oklahoma City declared that Oklahoma ranks “last in the region for teacher pay.”
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Chickasaw Nation Secretary of Family Services Jay Keel announced his plans to retire, effective Dec. 31, 2025, after more than three decades serving youth with the tribe and overseeing the expansion of mental health and violence prevention services. “Jay Keel is an exemplary servant leader and a steadfast man of faith,” said Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby. “He has dedicated his life to advocacy and guidance for young people and Chickasaw families. His work has reinforced the foundation of our tribe, and the Chickasaw people are stronger because of him.”
Read moreJeanetta Bagwell to 128 Investments LLC, quit claim mineral deed covering lands in 28-11-8.
Read moreShayna Kay Love, speeding, plea of no contest, $136. Shawna Michelle Lease, speeding, plea of no contest, $136. BNL Properties, dangerous structure, plea of no contest, $320.
Read morePresident Trump’s call to eliminate production of the penny took a major step forward with the passage of Congressman Frank D. Lucas’ legislation – the MINT Act – passing out of the Financial Services Committee. The legislation passed as part of the Common Cents Act authored by House Conference Chair Lisa McClain (R-MI), whose bill text was replaced by the MINT Act.
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