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National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, or N DAFW, is an annual, week-long, health observance that inspires dialogue about the science of drug use and addiction among youth.

A program intended to keep 4-H’ers connected while they were forced to stay socially distant during the COVID-19 pandemic was so successful it’s a return this Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development’s Food, Fun, 4-H program, operating in 55 classrooms statewide from May through August, also will broaden...

Watching movies from the comfort of your couch (or in my case, the recliner) is nothing new, but nowadays the choices aren’t nearly as limited as they used to be.

The 2021 Oklahoma Peanut EXPO on March 25 will provide growers with the latest expert advice and insights in a virtual environment this year.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Friday is updating its physical distancing guidelines for children in schools from 6 feet to 3 feet.

Cow-calf producers should review how to help their livestock through a difficult calving beforehand, said Oklahoma State University experts. Most calves are born headfirst with their front feet extended, but a few are positioned backward and might not survive without help.

There are many theories surrounding the origin of this sandwich’s name, which is known as a submarine, grinder, hero, or torpedo in other regions.

Horse owners who take a few steps to prepare for foaling can promote a smoother birthing process for their broodmares, according to Oklahoma State University Extension recommendations.

Poisons can crop up in various forms and are not necessarily the substances people may normally think of as dangerous. For example, xylitol, an artificial sweetener widely used in chewing gums and toothpastes, is generally safe for people.

During the prime of their lives, people typically don’t give much thought to scenarios in which they become ill or are facing the end of life.