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Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor has joined a coalition of 49 other attorneys general in calling on the Federal Trade Commission to adopt a national rule to target impersonation scams. The group is led by the AGs from Florica, Mississippi, Pennsylvainia and Tennessee, but has gained bipartisan support from many other AGs.
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Kiah, Jaci and KK Andrews somehow managed to make a snowman, in this case an ice minion, out of the ice and sleet that blanketed Seminole Wednesday and Thursday. The youngsters’ parents are Kevin and Lonna Andrews. Activity in the city came to a virtual standstill for much of the week, as the winter storm left behind slick roads. Schools either called off classes or shifted to a virtual learning platform through Friday. Temperatures were well below freezing for the better part of the week, but spring-like weather is in store for the coming week. —Courtesy Photo
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Above, The Academy of Seminole’s middle school health students learned about infant, child, and adult choking procedures Tuesday.
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Needing play-around money, as all teenagers do, three industrious farm boys decided to create their own hay-hauling crew one summer. So they made a plan. One boy would drive as another loaded the hay, while the third teen would stack it onto their borrowed truck.
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TULSA—The nation’s best wildlife artists are gathering again in Oklahoma Feb. 26-27 after a one-year hiatus due to COVID-19.
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(TULSA, OKLA.)— Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma (BCBSOK) has selected 14 501(c)(3) organizations to receive nearly $500,000 in grant funding from the Healthy Kids, Healthy Families® (HKHF) initiative, managed and coordinated by BCBSOK.
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