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Not being a circus fan, I wouldn’t have been interested in going to the Ringling Brothers’ Art Museum while visiting my son, Clay this past week in Sarasota, Florida; however, when a notice came online that Seminole’s own artist and sculpturer, Tony Tiger, will be having an exhibit at the museum in Sarasota, (in March of this year), that was one place I asked my son, Clay, to take me. I was curious how Tiger’s Native American exhibition fitted in a circus owners’ museum.
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When State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters recently unveiled his proposed education budget, critics immediately claimed he was seeking to cut school funding and teacher pay.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2023
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2023
Read moreSince joining the SBA one year ago, I’ve had the opportunity to travel to all five states (Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas) and meet with hundreds of small business owners. The Biden-Harris Administration and SBA Administrator Isabella Guzman has made equity a key focus for the recovery of small businesses who are still navigating from the Pandemic. At the SBA, we are working to provide resources to combat the many disparities entrepreneurs of color face. This involves working with our lending partners to help bridge the gaps that exist with access to capital and connecting with our federal partners to increase government contracting opportunities.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2023
Read moreWhen it comes to the seemingly constant wild weather changes, there is a right to be a concerned small business owner or agriculture producer here in rural Oklahoma. Thankfully the Biden-Harris Administration is committed to not only working on the effects of climate change, but also blunting the rising costs of inflation.
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