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On Nov. 30, double the impact of your GivingTuesday gift by donating to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma’s Holiday Match. Thanks to APMEX, the Cresap Family Foundation and an anonymous donor, all donations to the Regional Food Bank are matched up to $500,000.
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Above, the Maud Tigers’ defensive line prepares to try and stop the Waynoka offense on Friday night. Maud came up short and the team’s playoff run came to an end. Friday was a round 2 playoff game for Maud. —Staff Photo by Jaxon Smith
Read moreWith the Thanksgiving Season upon us, please remember our friends and loved ones in long-term care facilities. Holidays can be a lonely time for residents. Memories of happier times and past family gatherings added to their present situation can cause a deep sadness, especially with the lack of visitors during the Covid pandemic. And not having anyone come to visit can sometimes turn temporary sadness into serious depression for residents.
Read moreOKLAHOMA CITY — On Saturday, December 4, beginning at 2 p.m., the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City will host a discussion and book signing with Sarah Eppler Janda and Patricia Loughlin, editors of the new book “This Land is Herland: Gendered Activism in Oklahoma from the 1870s to the 2010s,” published by University of Oklahoma Press this year. In addition to the editors, several of the contributors will be available to sign books and discuss their research on the remarkable Oklahoma women depicted in the volume.
Read moreProjects Include $132 Million for Rural Health Care, Food Security and Emergency Response Services
Read moreA sort of a death knell for brick-and-mortar pharmacies sounded loud and clear when Amazon announced the establishment of the Amazon Pharmacy last year. According to the online technology news site, TechCrunch, “After launching its own line of over-the-counter drugs in 2019, this is arguably Amazon’s broadest push into the healthcare business to-date, one that could open very large, new revenue opportunities for the company, especially as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic pushes consumers both toward more remote care and using online channels for all their shopping needs.”
Read moreAfghan refugees touching down at Will Rogers and Tulsa International airports are arriving scarred. Scarred by death threats from the Taliban, by air raids from Afghan, U.S. and Coalition forces and by car bombings orchestrated by the Islamic State and other militant factions.
Read moreSecretarial Orders declare “squaw” a derogatory term, create Reconciliation in Place Names advisory committee to identify and replace additional derogatory names
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