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Social media is ubiquitous, with new platforms cropping up each year. Social media can be an outlet for communication and is designed to bridge the distance between users around the world.

After a tumultuous year with many ups and downs, there may finally be a light at the end of the tunnel. Growing confidence that the worst of the pandemic may be behind us has led many people to take inventory of their careers.

Graduation ceremonies celebrate the accomplishments of students who worked hard to earn their diplomas and degrees. As significant as these ceremonies can be, they also tend to be lengthy, which can make guests uncomfortable and antsy.

Passing the Baton of Love from Mrs. Willmett, Principal of Betty L. Smith Early Childhood Center I wrote an article a few of years ago to our Betty L. Smith Early Childhood (BLS) parents entitled, “How I Hope You Feel”.

Along with boating inspections and water rules, some other ways to stay safe involve educating oneself of the larger dangers on the water. These generally involve risky boater behavior, such as failing to wear a life jacket or having an inadequate number of life jackets for passengers.

Students from Seminole State College and East Central University recently collaborated on a community service project as part of their Composition II curriculum for the spring semester.

Bullying is a global issue that affects children every day. A 2018 study from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics found that nearly onethird of teens worldwide had recently experienced bullying.

Warm weather and road trips often go hand-in-hand, and spring and summer are prime seasons for motorcycle riders to get out on the highway. Motorcycle riders are at an extreme disadvantage when sharing the road with cars and trucks.

Some people may argue that bacon should be its own food group. Bacon has the potential to improve any recipe with it’s salty, addictive flavor, but it is equally delicious all on its own. It’s found in breakfasts, lunches and dinners.

Measure expected to fund 70 medical residents, 110 nurses and 50 nurse practitioners annually Leaders from the University of Oklahoma (OU), OU Health and the Oklahoma Legislature gathered Tuesday to celebrate Senate Bill 79 becoming law. SB 79, which was SB 79, which was recently signed by Gov.