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As of this advisory, there are 430,944 cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma. 615 is today’s 7-day rolling average for the number of new cases reported.

Many people plan to retire by a certain age, but few may actually still be working at their targeted retirement age. In the United States, the age at which working Americans expect to retire has risen to 66.

March 12, 1971 Damages Only in City Accidents Damages only resulted from two traffic accidents on city streets on Tuesday, city police reported. One involved a panel truck driven by Warren C. Green and a car belonging to Judy Lynn Hutchins of 1029 Sunnymeade Drive, Wewoka at Second and East Oak.

DEAR ABBY: My twin sister moved to another state years ago. We always kept in close contact through telephone calls. But since the invention of caller ID, call waiting, cellphones, texting, etc., things have changed. Examples: She’ll cut off a conversation to answer another nonemergency call.

4th Grade: Best of Life Science - Kenneth Johnson - Mrs. Creel Best of Physical Science - Ella Parks - Mrs. Harcrow 4th Grade Champion - Ella Parks - Mrs. Harcrow 5th Grade: Best of Life Science - Jazzi Lozier - Mrs. Hodgins Best of Physical Science – Carter Stevenson - Mrs.

FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 2021 Today is the 71st day of 2021 and the 82nd day of winter. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1912, the Girl Guides (later renamed the Girl Scouts of the USA) was founded in Savannah, Georgia.

Signs that spring is officially here are popping up in southeastern Oklahoma!

Procrastination, yes you heard it right, procrastination in online learning is one of the most important demerits of online learning. If you are taking online classes your chances of procrastinating are increased.

The online food order application is very useful and time saving nowadays. Your favorite food can be ordered anywhere through this application. Given the success of food on-demand applications such as Zomato, Grubh and Seamless, millions of food businesses around the world are facing gradual demand.

The extreme winter weather that hit the southern Plains States in mid-February may have reduced bull fertility in herd sires – potentially bad news for the economic well-being of cow-calf operations.