WLAC: A Radio Station That Helped Change America

(The story continues: In part 1, I described my introduction to WLAC’s DJ’s and their programming of black Rhythm and Blues music.

Tecumseh Golden Age Center

BRRRR! Welcome to winter! The center is decked out for the Christmas season! Hopefully, all of you are enjoying parties and family affairs as this year ends. The Golden Age Center will be closed from Dec. 19, which is the staff’s Christmas party, until Dec. 26.

Achieving High-Speed Internet for Rural Oklahoma

Living in rural America should never hinder the outcome of your health and well-being. However, for many individuals in rural Oklahoma and Tribal communities, access to reliable high-speed internet is a necessity they have gone too long without.

The Continued Failure Of Bidenomics

Over the course of the last few years, prices have risen across the board. This is especially noticeable during the Holiday season, which is set to be one of the most expensive on record. Just last week, we came together to celebrate Thanksgiving.

The Ten Acre Observatory

Mother Nature has been working her magic again, with both of our November events having to be canceled due to cloud cover.

Home Maintenance, Repairs, Updating

Eventually, as with all homes, there comes the need to do maintenance, repairs, and updating. Although we started building our tiny home approximately five years ago, Mr. Right and I find ourselves continuing to build while now doing maintenance, also. It takes time to build a house.

Souvenirs Of A Trip Around the Sun

I’ve survived another trip around the sun! Unfortunately, one of my most favorite artists did not. This year has brought a handful of changes my way, but what hasn’t changed is my routine of listening to Jimmy Buffett & Martina McBride’s “Trip Around the Sun” on repeat the week of my birthday.

Not A Victim, A Survivor

The 2022 Oklahoma Domestic Violence Fatality Review Board (ODVFRB) annual report states that in 2021, there were 104 incidents, also known as cases or events, identified by ODVFRB Program Staff in which one or more people were killed in a domestic violence-related incident.

WLAC: A Radio Station That Helped Change America

I am not sure when I first heard the 50,000 watt WLAC radio station in Nashville, TN. My best guess is about 1955 or 1956. I do know where: the upstairs bedroom of my very close cousins Ed and Tony. Ed was almost a year older than I was, and Tony was almost a year younger.

Enjoy Thanksgiving And This Fall Weather

The Golden Age Center is closed for Thanksgiving on the 23rd and 24th. So, we are not having our usual Bingo game, which is one of our popular activities, along with dominoes, shooting pool, and playing cards.