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News Release Students from 30 high schools across the state competed in Seminole State College’s 51st annual Interscholastic Meet on March 27. More than 900 students attended the event.
Read moreSeminole Nation Museum, Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum Past Recipients
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Creating space with the sidestep move, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander swished in the dagger baseline jumper despite Dennis Schroder’s contest. For the first time in what feels like forever, OKC had to earn a victory in the final moments of a close contest.
Read moreBackyards have undergone quite a transformation over the last decade-plus. The days when patios and decks were all a backyard living space had to offer are largely a thing of the past, as homeowners have realized just how valuable it can be to commit to a stunning backyard.
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Strother FFA Welding Teams Take Home Goods From Rodeo
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I failed to document my horticultural pursuits when I began gardening full-time. I thought I was way too busy to bother with it. Besides, since I’d fully embraced raising our farm’s organic herbs and vegetables, I was certain I’d remember essential details. That was not the case – not even close. Sure, I recalled some things, like that the previous growing season, my husband and I had harvested a bumper crop of green beans. But midwinter, when seed-ordering time rolled around, I couldn’t remember what kind of beans we’d grown. And once the growing season commenced, I couldn’t recall exactly when we’d planted the bean seeds, or where in our extensive garden plot we’d planted them. And vital green bean specifics – such as their preferred soil pH, planting depth, and lighting – had gone down the proverbial memory hole.
Read moreShort or tall, big or small, ornamental alliums are a treat for flower gardeners and for butterflies, bees and other pollinators. Plant the bulbs in fall and enjoy months of colorful spring and summer blooms – this year, and for years to come.
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