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The State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) will host a series of three virtual workshops focusing on the Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Program Wednesday, July 7, through Friday, July 9.

Applications are now open for Oklahoma’s new Back to Work Initiative.

National Guard members will end their assignment and begin to transition out of Oklahoma Department of Health (OSDH) operations July 1.

The Strother FFA 2021-2022 Officer Team is (bottom l-r): Jordyn Bertrem, Sentinel; Taleigh Estrada, President and Maddie Douthit, Reporter. Top l-r: Gabe Fiegener, Treasurer; Hailey Sims, Vice President and Joseph Mason, Secretary. —Courtesy Photo

Equine owners would find life easier this summer if their horses could communicate as well as Mr. Ed from the popular 1960s television sitcom. The talking equine always had something to say; real horses require closer attention to understand their signals.

Many businesses have long allowed staff to work remotely. Whether employees work from home fulltime, part-time or simply when the need arises, remote working has made balancing personal and professional responsibilities much easier for millions of people.

With the conclusion of the 2021 legislative session, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) moves into the preparatory work for 2022.

The slow work of sifting through the remnants of a collapsed Florida condo building stretched into a sixth day Tuesday, as families desperate for progress endured a wrenching wait for answers.

June 30, 1971 Slants The Rev. James Willett suppling some needed info about the Ministerial Alliance…Jim James purchasing a sand pile… Supt.

The U.S. Treasury Department is investigating the unauthorized release of confidential information about several wealthy Americans. It turns out that IRS data was leaked to journalists, revealing tax and income information on a number of wealthy individuals, including Warren Buffett and Jeff Bezos.