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When it comes to growing food, most gardeners know that crops tend towards feast or famine. When a gardener is just learning the ins and outs of growing edibles, she may end up with one measly eggplant or a few stunted tomatoes.

It’s difficult to say which weather hazard should claim top billing for April. Two late season freeze events made their pitch by battering the state’s winter wheat crop and fruit orchards, primarily on the 15 th and again on the 18 th .

High school graduation is a significant milestone in the lives of teenagers. The moment a teenager receives a high school diploma marks the culmination of years of hard work, and many parents and extended family members reward that hard work with gifts.

The April Female Student of Month is Cheyenne Renner. Cheyenne is the daughter of Jerry and Lani Renner. Cheyenne is the current Student Council President and has been a member of Student Council for four years. She will graduate with honors in May.

Community service is a great way to strengthen one’s community and build relationships with neighbors. But the benefits of volunteering go beyond building communities.

How can a creature no more than 3 or 4 inches tall draw such a visceral emotion from a full-grown, able-bodied adult? The mere sight of a snake — even a photograph, and especially a video, of one — evokes abject terror in many of us. As it turns out, we have a predisposition to fear snakes.

The coronavirus pandemic has been described as an invisible war, but the only comparable figures come from conflicts long in our rearview mirror. On February 6, COVID-19 claimed its first victim on U.S. soil: a 57-year-old woman in Santa Clara County, California.

Oklahoma City – The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission released step-by-step guidance today to assist individuals not eligible for regular unemployment benefits to file for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA).

“Country cooking” has different connotations depending on where one might be in the world. Many people attest that country cooking involves comfort cuisine foods that originated in the southeastern United States.

The May Female Student of Month is Renea Rogers. Renea is the granddaughter of Lynn and Gene Rogers. Renea will graduate with honors, is a recipient of the Academic Letter Jacket and is a member of the National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society.