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The loss of a loved one can be difficult to confront. That difficulty might have been heightened in recent years, when a global pandemic has caused the death of millions, including many people who were otherwise healthy prior to contracting the COVID-19 virus.
Read moreFew, if any, aspects of life in the 21st century have not been touched by technology. Advancements in technology have affected everything from the way students learn in the classroom to how senior citizens connect with their grandchildren. Technological advancements also have left their mark on industry, including the agricultural sector.
Read moreBeer is beer, right? Not quite. There are many different types of beer, and each beer lover has his or her favorite style when visiting a craft brewery, bar or nearby beer retailer.
Read moreThe American Red Cross and the Canadian Red Cross help communities in their own countries and across the globe every day. The Red Cross is perhaps most visible in the aftermath of natural disasters. However, the American Red Cross and the Canadian Red Cross are active yearround, and there are plenty of ways for individuals to contribute to both organizations throughout the year.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Cynthia Roe, R-Lindsay, has filed legislation to require medical entities to allow visitation to COVID-19 patients, even when the patient is in isolation from the public and other patients.
Read moreThe Seminole Nation Indian Child Welfare Program is searching to find good homes with loving foster parents for children that are unfortunate victims of circumstances beyond their control.
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Christy Gehr, Chief Financial Officer of AllianceHealth of Seminole, receives a coffee from Greta Shuler of Heavenly Grind Coffee Co. at the “Thanks A Latte” event this week at the hospital. Local members of the AllianceHealth Hospital Board donated funds to support an afternoon of complimentary specialty coffees and homemade cookies for the hospital’s 100 employees. Board member Candy Lozier said, “This was a small way to say a big ‘thank you’ to the nurses, doctors, technicians, staff and administrators who have worked so hard for our community over the past two years dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Their tireless efforts on the health care front lines are deeply appreciated.” —Courtesy Photo
Read moreHigh school students across Oklahoma, including a Seminole High School student, met virtually with State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister Tuesday to share concerns and offer suggestions on how to improve access, equity and outcomes in schools beyond the pandemic.
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