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DEAR ABBY: As a way to manage my stress and anxiety when COVID hit, I started to exercise. Neither my husband, “Chris,” nor I had ever been into fitness at all. As the months have gone on, I have realized the power of being healthy, and I try to exercise every day. The problem? Chris is angry.

Billions of people across the globe need eyeglasses to drive a car, read a book, watch television, and perform a host of other tasks of daily life. Although glasses are highly effective, people who wear them understand they may have to make a few concessions while doing so.

WEWOKA DIVISION CIVIL SUITS Ally Financial Inc. v. Stanley Eugene Lincoln, indebtedness. Discover Bank v. Eddy A. Witt, indebtedness. In the matter of: William Clayton Guinn Jr., name change. In the matter of: Vu Luyen, in block 14 Crestwood Subdivision, street vacation.

Mohamed Samir Ahmed to Dana Lea Stillwell, Tracy Elise Leonard, Kayla Siobhan Nugent and Aaron Michael Kelly, quit claim mineral conveyance covering lands in 2-9-5. Carol R. Carpenter and Lynne R. Carpenter to Eugene A. Rachel and Barbara G. Rachel, affidavit of SJT covering lands in 8-8-7.

Lyndsey D. Abel and Matthew G. Abel to Vision Bank, mortgage covering lands in 12-8-7. Arvest Bank to Lisa Miller and Geoffrey Byron Miller, release of mortgage covering lands in 26-6-5. Stephen J. Baker to First United Bank and Trust, mortgage covering lands in Third Fife.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 2021 Today is the 17th day of 2021 and the 28th day of winter. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1773, Captain James Cook and his crew became the first to sail south of the Antarctic Circle. In 1917, the United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark for $25 million.

Seminole Middle School Science Standouts were recently recognized by Gordon Cooper/Seminole Middle School for their academic achievement during the fall semester. Pictured L-R: Ben Schatzel and Gracie Stark (7 th grade); and Jaelynne Knighton and Garrertt Darr (8 th grade).

A new interim city manager has been named by the Konawa City Council to replace Tim Coffey, who tendered his resignation last week. In a special meeting held last Friday evening, the council appointed Brett Wade to serve as city manager on an interim basis.

The Oklahoma National Guard has announced they will be sending approximately 400 Oklahoma National Guard Citizen-Soldiers and Airmen to our nation’s capital to support the 59th presidential inauguration.

Oklahoma inmates are experiencing their own version of pandemic fatigue. The corrections department has limited inmate movement and enforced a mask mandate for staff and prisoners since April.