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Last week, the House passed five bills that would give the governor greater authority to hire and fire agency heads of five of the state’s largest appropriated entities. The measures
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Ah-h-h the aroma of spring and the smell of sawdust beneath your feet, a barn full of hay, show animals and bleachers stacked with guys wearing baseball caps. Cute sheep
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Monday, March 4, and Tuesday indicate there is no such thing, at least in this part of the world. My opinion is the so-called scientists that claim “global warming” are
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Americans have long been an independent breed. They have largely been responsible for their own needs during this nation’s 200-plus-year existence. When the first European settlers came to the shores
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Most of the 28,772 inmates in the custody of the Oklahoma Department of Corrections will leave prison at some point. Those sentenced to probation will face some similar issues as
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Over and over, Oklahoma has wisely rejected “Obamacare’s” Medicaid expansion. But like a recurring nightmare, proposals just keep turning up. Now it is Senate Bill 605, which passed a legislative
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I congratulate the Kingfisher First United Methodist Church on their new location south of Will Rogers Drive on 13th Street. The old location was obviously outdated and in need of
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Zoning changes: no I am writing on behalf of my wife Wilma, myself and many of my neighbors in opposition to the proposed zoning changes and conditional use permits to
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