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Earlier this year, after state lawmakers advanced bills to raise a cap on the amount of tax credits that can be issued for private donations to scholarship-granting organizations, one teacher
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I have three things on my mind today. 1. If you haven’t driven through the Kingfisher City Park lately, you should make a point of doing so this week. The
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Thanks to Bob Bomhoff for sending along a column from Livestock Weekly written by Dennis McBeth. The column, entitled, “Oil About Ranching,” talks about the importance of America’s oil industry
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[Ed. Note: Doug Badger is a former White House and Senate policy adviser and is currently a senior fellow at the Galen Institute and a visiting fellow at The Heritage
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In today’s society where up is down, right is wrong, man is woman and woman is man, the biggest lie of all is that the folks who live in huge,
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If you’re a sleazy male Democrat, you can always count on Nancy Pelosi to run interference for you and your pervy proclivities. While she has soaked up plaudits as a
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This week, my House Bill 1228, which will help teachers recognize and assist students with dyslexia, passed unanimously in the Senate and is now headed to the governor to be
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‘I Chose Freedom:’ Cause for reflection Dr. James Gerber brought by a book for us to read, “I Chose Freedom,” by Victor Kravchenko. Kravchenko, a native of the Ukraine, grew
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