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Attorney General John O’Connor filed charges in Grady County against a contractor accused of defrauding Oklahomans of thousands of dollars for home repair work he never completed.
Read moreHere in Oklahoma, one of the main topics of conversation is the weather, but I’d say transportation is right after that. People want to know when a road they rely on is going to be repaired, or how long before all the darn road construction is finally done.
Read more(Editor’s note: The Milt Phillips award, named after the longtime publisher of the Seminole Producer, is the highest honor an Oklahoma newspaper can receive from the Oklahoma Press Association).
Read moreThe Oklahoma State Department of Education’s Office of School Safety and Security (OSSS) reported Friday the first round of teachers and administrators enrolled in its recently launched micro-credentialing programs have earned professional designations for School Safety and Security Professional and Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management.
Read moreAndy was once approached by two of his church members, military men, who asked him to become an Army chaplain. As such, his military rank would have required them to salute him. In amusement, he mentioned that fact. Their laughing response? “Remember, Pastor, we are required to salute the uniform, not the man who wears it!”
Read moreCongressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) sent a letter to President Biden yesterday, pointing out the ineffectiveness of pushing for federal gun control laws just like the ones in blue cities where mass shootings have taken place in recent months. Mullin urges the President to take a different approach than his Democrat colleagues and to do what he can to promote lawful carriage outside the home.
Read moreThe annual Fourth of July parade through our town began this year with a mystery. You see, a couple of the boys cornered Jimmy Angles yesterday down by Lewis Creek and hit him in the mouth. On purpose. Ordinarily, this wouldn’t have made headlines in the Valley Weekly Miracle, or even the New York Post, but Jimmy played first trumpet in the band.
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