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March 5, 1971 Births Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wells, 1316 Ideal, city, announce the birth of their first child, a baby boy, at 6:14 a.m. Wednesday, March 3, in Seminole Municipal hospital. The youngster weighed five pounds, 13 ½ ounces, and has been named Jason Shane. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

As of this advisory, there are 426,641 cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma. 641 is today’s 7-day rolling average for the number of new cases reported.

April is synonymous with many things. Many people get their first glimpse of spring blooms in April, while families of faith look forward to gathering for Passover and Easter.

Car buying has come a long way since automobiles were first made available to the masses. Over time, drivers' options in regard to available vehicles have increased and the methods of paying for vehicles has changed.

The recordings, collected some 50 years ago, will be given further context, digitized and made readily available to Native nations, scholars and the public.

Highlights of the Oklahoma Transportation Commission’s Monday, March 1 video teleconference meeting include a report on the state’s transportation response to the major winter storm in February and its effect on the highway system, the ongoing modernization initiative involving the Oklahoma...

Laying flock provides magnificent mulch with chicken manure fertilizer for the best garden ever grown by its Georgia Master Gardener owner.

Backyarding is the new trend that’s emerged during the pandemic. Our backyards are where we eat, work, play, relax and socialize, and the green spaces around our homes have proven to be vibrant places for connection and vital to maintaining mental health.

From Nubian to LaManacha: learn what to consider when selecting a dairy goat breed and how to get top-quality goat milk. Sooner or later, almost every homesteader considers buying a dairy cow or goat.

Let chickens, guineas, ducks and turkeys gobble up garden and backyard pests for an all-natural, animated insecticide. Tired of slugs and bugs destroying your garden? Tired of picking ticks off your children and pets?