Letters To The Editor

Dear Editor, Dropping off immigrants without housing, jobs, or food, or protection, is the obvious but understated failure of Biden-Harris mass opening of Southern borders.

Capitol Report

eport State Rep. Danny Sterling Our House and Senate Joint Committee on Pandemic Relief Funding has approved 10 projects to be considered during an upcoming continuation of the Legislature’s special session, the date of which has yet to be determined. The projects total $323 million.

A Few Unusual Effects of Advertising

Several years ago, my late wife and I were leaving Sulphur, OK, when I spied an eye-catching sign that said: “A business that does not advertise is like a man that winks in the dark; he knows what he is doing, but no one else does.

America Will Always Prevail

This week marked 21 years since America was changed forever. Our way of life will always be thought of as before and after the devastating day of September 11, 2001. Americans watched and endured the pure evil that attacked our nation and took thousands of innocent lives.

The Economic Outlook For Oklahoma

As the effects of inflation are still being felt across the nation, I want to discuss the economic outlook here in Oklahoma. Oklahoma currently has an unemployment rate of 2.7%, which ranks us 11th in the country.

Checking The Power Of The Pen

Executive orders are issued by the White House and are used to direct the executive branch of the government.

More Unspoken Secrets Of Senior Adults

Last week was so fun, I will share a few more of the unspoken secrets of senior adults. Just remember, it is meant to be more representative than encyclopedic. (Your mileage may vary!

Babysit A Two-Year-Old, Easy-Peasy, Not

Like good grandparents, Mr. Right and I willingly babysit our grandboys at least once per week, just a few hours here and there. We live next-door, which makes it convenient for us to play with the littles while giving temporary respite to our daughter, mom of a five- and twoyear- old.

Tecumseh Golden Age Center

Arthenia Haney The Golden Age Center started September by being closed for Labor Day. We are so thankful for the recent rains and cooler weather. In addition, we are thankful for the improved health of Joy Potter, Don Lott, and Glenda Smith.

Letters To The Editor

Editor Countywide & Sun; I am concerned with a story of 25 August in the Countywide, in which John Brown, “the Butcher of Osawatomie” was portrayed as an anti-slave hero.