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A mother’s work is never done
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A mother’s work is never done
May 15, 2024
The older I get the more I realize, a mother’s work is never done. There is always something else that needs to be tackled for the day. Mothers are priceless in many ways and after I became one I now ...
Muskogee Rougher Football Team; Conference Committee
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Muskogee Rougher Football Team; Conference Committee
May 15, 2024
REP. NEIL HAYS (405) 557-7302S During their recent visit to the State Capitol, I had the pr ivi lege to honor the Muskogee Rougher football team, which won the Class 6A state football championship thi...
Evolving graduation ceremonies and historic commencement speeches
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Evolving graduation ceremonies and historic commencement speeches
May 8, 2024
This weekend, I like thousands of others gathered for college graduations. This is a time of great joy for myself. I watched my oldest son walk across the stage at the University of Science and Arts o...
Letters
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Letters
May 8, 2024
Letter to the Editor This letter is a rebuttal to a “letter to editor” dated 24 April 2024 from Warner. As far as Israel’s prime minister being a “war criminal.” It was Hamas backed by the Muslim Brot...
Measures signed by Gov. Stitt
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Measures signed by Gov. Stitt
May 8, 2024
REP. NEIL HAYS (405) 557-7302S Last Thursday was the deadline to pass bills t h rough the opposite chamber. In total, both chambers approved 491 bills, with the House approving 230 Senate measures and...
Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers?
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Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers?
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
May 8, 2024
Will corporal punishment on special needs students be banned by Oklahoma lawmakers? OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) has been working on the issue of preventing the use...
Becoming a good mother
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Becoming a good mother
May 8, 2024
When I was a child I dreamed of many things that I wanted to grow up and become… a figure skater like Dorothy Hamill because she glided so effortlessly across the ice rink, and a veterinarian because ...
Failure of Arab spring reviewing morbid symptoms: Relapse in the Arab uprising
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Failure of Arab spring reviewing morbid symptoms: Relapse in the Arab uprising
By ? r. James Finck, USAO History Professor 
May 1, 2024
HISTORICALLY ----------------- current events through a historical lens------------------------------- Failure of Arab spring reviewing morbid symptoms: Relapse in the Arab uprising Even while the war...
Capitol Cowboy Day; budget
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Capitol Cowboy Day; budget
By Rep. Neil Hays 405-557-7302 
May 1, 2024
We had a great time on Wednesday, April 24, during Capitol Cowboy Day when we recognized Oklahoma State University. John Smith received recognition on the House floor, and we also heard from Dr. Kayse...
An estimated 35,000 Oklahoma children qualify for SoonerCare, but not enrolled
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An estimated 35,000 Oklahoma children qualify for SoonerCare, but not enrolled
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
May 1, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY – As of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare, just over half the estimated number of children living in the state. Additionally, the state estimates that abo...
Growing up with storms in Oklahoma
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Growing up with storms in Oklahoma
May 1, 2024
I’ve lived in Oklahoma most of my life with a short span of living in Arkansas a few years, but I’ve always been very aware of our crazy Oklahoma weather. From heat waves to snow storms to flooding an...
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Our ‘congressman’ is a joke
April 24, 2024
Letter to the Editor Our “congressman” is a joke. Brecheen, who takes his orders through “Moscow” Marjorie Taylor Green, is nothing but an acolyte of Vladimer Putin. Apparently it’s OK to back a war c...
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GOP News
By LYNELLE MEDLEY, CHAIRMAN MCINTOSH COUNTY GOP 
April 24, 2024
McIntosh County GOP now has our first debate behind us and are looking forward to endorsing a candidate in each of the local races, please be watching for that on our Facebook page! The debate on Tues...
Legislative Update: OKC Bombing Memorial
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Legislative Update: OKC Bombing Memorial
By Rep. Neil Hays 405-557-7302 
April 24, 2024
We spent the week hearing Senate Bills on the House floor. I passed Senate Bill 2001 off the House floor this week, allowing employees at establishments that sell wine, beer, and liquor to sample the ...
Eclipses that changed the trajectory of U.S. history
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Eclipses that changed the trajectory of U.S. history
April 24, 2024
On April 8 our nation finally unified around a cause important to us all: posting pictures of the solar eclipse on social media. This was a huge event as people planned a year ahead to get hotels that...
Budget negotiations; National Guard Appreciation Day
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Budget negotiations; National Guard Appreciation Day
April 17, 2024
REP. NEIL HAYS (405) 557-7302 During this stage of the legislative session, the focus begins to shift to the state budget. As you may know, the House and Senate are working on finalizing the budget fo...
For the Children
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For the Children
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
April 17, 2024
Tulsa movie event to recall ‘Oklahoma Shame’ and document child protection failures in other states OKLAHOMA CITY – Forty years ago, journalists from three news organizations owned by Gannett News Ser...
Don’t just make a statement, MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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Don’t just make a statement, MAKE A DIFFERENCE
April 17, 2024
Wow what a fast and furious month April has been, especially for those of us who don’t just want to make a statement, but MAKE A DIFFERENCE in this world. This Saturday was a whirlwind of events liter...
Honoring Oklahoma’s Veterans
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Honoring Oklahoma’s Veterans
April 10, 2024
We’ve had an eventful few weeks at the Capitol. Last week, the Oklahoma House of Representatives and the Oklahoma Senate held a joint session to honor Veterans Awareness Day. Oklahoma takes pride in i...
Prevailing Winds: Switching Political Parties over Candidate Support
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Prevailing Winds: Switching Political Parties over Candidate Support
April 10, 2024
In a recent CNN interview, Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski hinted that she is considering leaving the Republican Party. Murkowski has been a long-time opponent of former President Donald Trump and is strug...
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Eufaula Police awarded $2,500 grant
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Eufaula Police awarded $2,500 grant
March 25, 2026
The Eufaula Police Department was recently awarded almost $2,500 in grant funding from East Central Electric Cooperative and the CVEC Foundation. Through this funding, our department was able to purch...
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Chili, community and a cause
March 25, 2026
An evening of fellowship, food and community spirit is set to bring Eufaula together later this month as the EFUMC United Methodist Men host their “Chili for the 180” Building Fund Dinner. The event, ...
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Eufaula woman drowns in Lake Eufaula while aiding children
March 25, 2026
A 53-year-old Eufaula woman died Sunday afternoon after a drowning at Lake Eufaula in Pittsburg County. The incident occurred around 3:10 p.m. at the 9 South Swim Area, according to the Oklahoma Highw...
City gathers community input through stakeholder meetings for comprehensive plan
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City gathers community input through stakeholder meetings for comprehensive plan
March 25, 2026
The City of Eufaula continued its work on the community’s first comprehensive plan last week by hosting a series of stakeholder meetings on Monday and Tuesday, March 16–17. Over the course of two days...
McIntosh County unveils new logo honoring history, heritage
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McIntosh County unveils new logo honoring history, heritage
By Shauna Belyeu General Manager 
March 25, 2026
McIntosh County officials have unveiled a new county logo designed to reflect the area’s history, culture and natural beauty. “This new symbol represents not only where we’ve been, but who we are toda...
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