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As the weather cools down, homeowners are likely giving their lawnmowers a bit of a reprieve from summer activity, but don’t put that machine away for the season quite yet.
Read moreThis year’s open enrollment period for the online Healthcare Marketplace begins Monday, Nov. 1 and Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma (LASO) has 40 trained insurance Navigators across the state ready to help Oklahomans weigh their options. Open enrollment, which lasts through May 15, allows new enrollments as well as changes to existing coverage.
Read moreThe University of Oklahoma will celebrate the revitalization of its Reserve Officers’ Training Corps facilities and the impact of significant ROTC scholarships made possible by a $20 million gift in 2018 from Miriam and James Mulva. The ceremony will take place at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, at the historic OU Armory – a century-old structure that was renovated through the gift.
Read moreNews Release If you plan to step through the doors of a haunted house this Halloween, you know nothing you’ll encounter should actually harm you. So why does panic set in when you come face-to-face with a Freddie Krueger look-alike? And what makes some of us crave that moment of terror so much that we gladly plop down $20 for it?
Read moreU.S Senate Conservative Republican Candidate Jackson Lahmeyer released his brand anthem, “Fight For What You Love.” The video can be found on social media, including YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and his official website (www.jacksonlahmeyer. com). Throughout the video, Lahmeyer emphasizes how our Oklahoma values of faith, family, and freedom are under attack, and how he will champion the fight to protect them in the U.S. Senate. The video also confronts James Lankford’s pro-amnesty record.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Employment Security Commission (OESC) reports that initial and continued claims declined, with the continued claims’ four-week moving average also declining for the week ending Oct. 16. Also for the week, the agency reports a slight increase in the initial claims’ four-week moving average.
Read moreRep. Sean Roberts, R-Hominy, today commented on the Biden administration’s continued push for children as young as five years old to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Biden administration officials laid out plans on Wednesday, Oct. 20, to ensure that close to 25,000 pediatric or primary care offices, thousands of pharmacies and hundreds of schools and rural health clinics would be ready to administer shots to children as soon as they gained federal authorization.
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