Opinions and Columns
News Staff
One Wednesday, several of my friends and I put up a Democratic message on a billboard on I-40 at mile marker 177. Sometime the following Saturday night thugs slit it to shreds.The message promoted Biden’s support of a woman’s right to choose. Some said it’s too controversial a subject.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Are You A Stacker Or Spreader?
Glenn Peck
Like it or not, we live in a world of increasing division based upon real or imagined characteristics or traits. This column will focus on humorous differences you may have overlooked.I first introduce the Stacker.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Tecumseh Golden Age Center
Arthenia Haney
“April showers bring May flowers” is an old quote. We at the Golden Age Center have been so thankful for the rain, but with it has come one of the worst tornado seasons to hit Oklahoma.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
Senate Report
News Staff
I recently got my first bill of this session signed into law. Gov. Kevin Stitt signed my Senate Bill 1524 after it unanimously passed both legislative chambers.
Wednesday, May 8, 2024
For Four Years, She Stayed Clear Of Covid
Patti Poteete
From March 2020 through to the end of 2021, Mr. Right and I hunkered down and put a sign on the front gate declaring “Isolation in Progress. DO NOT ENTER!” adding a caricature of a giant, ugly virus germ-shooting green glop from its fanged mouth, and it seemed to work.
Thursday, May 2, 2024
Night Sky Report
Nick Lazzaro
TAO and Odyssey Astronomy Club provided telescopes and the people to operate them at the Eclipse Observing Event held by the Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum, in Seminole, for the school kids on April 7th and then at the Lunar/ Jupiter Viewing Event held at the OBU Soccer Fields in Shawnee and...
Thursday, May 2, 2024
Pomp and Circumstance
Julie Talton
Pomp and Circumstance In D Major, Op.39, No.1, better known as the “Graduation Song,” was composed by Sir Edward Elgar in 1901. He didn’t originally write this to be played at graduations; it was to be performed at King Edward VII’s inauguration.
Thursday, May 2, 2024
Former New Hope School student Beverly (Reaves) Kieffer said Mr. Lee Nevilles was one of her favorite teachers. He taught from 1962-1968. Shown, front row from left, are J.W. Miner, Ricky Timperley, Eddie Sherwood, Terry Dodson, middle row, Dorthy Annanders, Cindy Wiggins, Nevilles, Viola DeWitt, unknown, back row, Rocky Blanchard, Charles Annanders, Cathy Carpenter, Debbie Chastain, Ethel Dodson, Harold Yates and Willie Carpenter. Photo from the Collection of Glenn Dale and Kathryn Carter.
Letter to the Editor: A Tribute to New Hope School
News Staff
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Thursday, May 2, 2024
It’s Time For State Enforcement On Illegal Immigration
Attorney General Gentner Drummond
Every state in the Union is confronting the threat to public safety created by the Biden Administration’s utter failure to secure the border. Even so-called “sanctuary cities” have been overrun and overwhelmed, their elected leaders calling for action and reform.
Thursday, April 25, 2024
Here Comes The Snakes
Glenn Peck
Disclaimer: The best all time snake story and the best there will ever be was told by Wendy Bagwell, “Here comes the rattlesnakes” (You Tube).What follows are some personal accounts and my reporting of snake stories told to me.
Thursday, April 25, 2024