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Graduation season is on the horizon. This time of year is often a frenetic time for students and their families, with the promise of celebrations to come. Graduation is preceded by prom for high schoolers, and for those bidding farewell to the hallowed halls of higher education, it may mean last-minute interviews and pre-commencement responsibilities. This whirlwind of activity culminates in a degree or diploma to wrap up years spent in the classroom.
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A beautiful garden is a wonder to behold. After a homeowner toils in the yard amending the soil and planting, it's imperative that a garden be given the best chance to thrive. However, the natural wildlife that shares the space might see that newly cultivated land as the perfect place to enjoy an easy meal or gather nesting materials.
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Retired NBA power forward Brian Grant; best-selling musician Neil Diamond; star of television and film Michael J. Fox; and the forty-first president of the United States, George H.W. Bush, have had wildly different careers, but all shared one thing in common: Parkinson's disease. This is proof positive that PD touches people from all walks of life.
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Oklahoma CareerTech students gathered at the state Capitol on Feb. 25 to demonstrate to policymakers how their support for career and technology education helps students prepare for their futures, regardless of the paths they choose.
Read moreOklahoma Baptist University has received $300,000 in funding from the Pottawatomie County Commissioners to jumpstart its engineering program. The funding will support equipment purchases and facility renovations, furthering the university’s mission to provide workforce- ready engineers for Oklahoma and beyond.
Read moreSpecial meetings of the Maud Municipal Authority and the City Council have been called for this evening, Feb. 27, to discuss obtaining a loan for upgrading the city’s wastewater treatment and collection systems.
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The Varnum Whippet cheerleaders may not have been singing the Devo classic on the court Monday night, but their cheering propelled the boy’s team to become regional champions. They will play again Friday night, and the girls will face Dover tonight at 6 o’clock at the Seminole High School gym.
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