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Morrison resident Dennis Casey has been reappointed by Gov. Kevin Stitt and confirmed by the Senate to serve a nineyear term as a member of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Casey was sworn in by Oklahoma Supreme Court Chief Justice Dustin Rowe for his second term of service at the State Regents’ May 30 meeting.
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The Strother FFA chapter recently attended a speech contest at Oklahoma State University. Cheyenne Range placed 5th in her exempt room and Gracey Rich won her speech room in the 8th, 9th grade opportunities division. Also pictured is Abbi Scott.
Read moreAfter April’s stormy chaos, the first half of May brought a rare lull in Oklahoma’s spring severe weather season. Aside from an active kickoff on May 1 — featuring large hail, damaging winds, tornadoes, and flash flooding — the state experienced a quiet 16-day stretch, interrupted only by a single report of half-dollarsize hail in far southeastern Oklahoma on May 16. But the break didn’t last: severe storms returned on May 17 and dominated the remainder of the month.
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The month of June has been home to many historical events over the years. Here's a look at some that helped to shape the world in June 1925.
Read moreMy fiancé and I are getting married this year. We’re both in our 40s with kids, so we’ll be a blended family. The thing that worries me is that we have drastically different views on handling money. I’m a saver, and he’s a spender. I also make significantly more money than he does. He’s been trying to get his production company in Tampa off the ground for about 10 years, making $50,000 a year. I’m an accountant, and I make $300,000 a year. Considering the uniqueness of the situation, would it be easier for us to keep separate financial lives? I’ve got a feeling it’s going to be hard talking him into being more responsible with money at his age.
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By Rep. Danny Williams As the first session of the 60th Oklahoma Legislature officially comes to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect on what this session meant for District 28, and for Oklahoma as a whole. Each year brings its own challenges and opportunities. This year, we tackled a wide range of issues with one goal in mind: to improve life for Oklahomans.
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