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American Legion Post 204 is flying a burial flag the month of March in honor of a fallen Vietnam veteran and former police officer.
Read moreOn Tuesday, March 1 the daily COVID-19 update from the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) reported there were 254 new cases. The 7-day new case average was 845. The total number of active cases was 4,483. Tulsa public radio stated this is the first time the total number of active cases in the state has dropped below 5,000 since August 2021.
Read moreOklahoma Blood Institute is teaming up with two Oklahoma attractions to help boost the blood supply this spring.
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Several juniors and seniors from Strother High School toured OSU IT in Okmulgee last week. The students walked campus as a group to see a dorm room, the library, the gym, and several study locations on the campus. They then split up to tour their individual department of interest, including nursing, culinary arts, 3D design, electrical, and high voltage. Above, left to right: Grayce Williamson, Marissa Underwood, Elara Lee, William Moore, Joseph Mason and Travis Woolsey.
Read moreState Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister today announced the 12 finalists for Oklahoma’s next Teacher of the Year.
Read moreAs part of our mission to grow and develop Oklahoma’s visual arts community, the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition (OVAC) provides funding to visual artists through quarterly grants. These grants are cash funds intended to help artists at all stages of their career to develop creatively and grow professionally. Through this program, OVAC not only hopes to offer opportunities to artists, but to ensure creative communities throughout the state thrive through its artists. We are pleased to announce that the Winter 2022 OVAC grant awardees are as follows: Jordan Vineyard (Mustang), Audrey Schmitz (Tonkawa), Sierra Revis (Tulsa), Matthew Ferree (Oklahoma City), Darci Lenker (Norman), and Emma Lynn (Tulsa). “We’re thrilled to provide
Read more(OKLAHOMA CITY) – The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) “70 Percent-Plus Outreach Initiative” has been launched. The “70 Percent-Plus Outreach Initiative” is a tightly focused effort by ODVA to connect, through in-person presentations, direct mail, radio spots and word of mouth, with the 53,000 Oklahoma veterans who are 70 percent or higher in their service-connected disability to reach those who need longterm care.
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