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Stories From The Past
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Stories From The Past
September 15, 2022
144 Years Ago Wednesday, November 28, 1878 Bad Meat Santa Paula, Calif. - A magistrate condemned a lot of meat seized from a butcher of that town for being spoiled by age and unfit for foood, and orde...
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DID YOU KNOW?
September 15, 2022
The State Election Board website at www. oklahoma.gov/elections contains voter registration data, forms and applications, election dates and deadlines, sample ballots, election results and a lot of ot...
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ARPA provides help for those behind on mortgages
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ARPA provides help for those behind on mortgages
September 8, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY – With the end of summer, we are getting close to the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy’s Fall Forum. This conference, to be October 11 – 13 at MetroTech in Oklahoma City, will assem...
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A song in your soul
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A song in your soul
September 8, 2022
Experts say that by the 23rd week of pregnancy, babies are able to hear music in the womb. I’m positive that I heard music while in my mother’s womb and my children did the same since we were undoubte...
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Combatting the Fentanyl Crisis
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Combatting the Fentanyl Crisis
September 8, 2022
Wednesday, Aug. 31, is National Overdose Awareness Day, and I want to take this time to discuss the recent surge of fentanyl analogues and the danger they pose to our communities. Fentanyl is a contro...
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The importance of early education
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The importance of early education
September 8, 2022
Two weeks ago, I attended the 2022 Early Childhood Leadership Summit in Phoenix. This group is a bipartisan gathering from all 50 states. There are four things that the conference aims to do: 1) ident...
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DID YOU KNOW?
September 8, 2022
A person who is at least 18 years old, a United States citizen, an Oklahoma resident and a registered voter in this county is eligible to vote. An application for new voter registration or for a chang...
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Recapping education conference
September 1, 2022
This week, I was in Arizona for the Hunt-Kean Leadership Conference. The conference is a bipartisan gathering of state teams comprised of senior elected officials, gubernatorial staff, and some of the...
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Democrats’ army of IRS agents
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Democrats’ army of IRS agents
September 1, 2022
Among the many disastrous provisions found in the Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act, there is one in particular that is of great concern. This legislation awards $80 billion to the Internal Revenue S...
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Ryal announces free and reduced-price meals program
September 1, 2022
Ryal Public School announces its policy to serve nutritious meals every school day under the National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program. Effective July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023, c...
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The massacre of the middle class
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The massacre of the middle class
September 1, 2022
Though all households are being hit hard by inflation, it seems that the middle-class family is being massacred more than the very rich or the very poor. In fact, I believe the middle-class consumer s...
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OICA promotes civics education with comic book
September 1, 2022
Joe Dorman CEO – OICA OKLAHOMA CITY – People often share with me their concern that citizens do not understand civics and how the government is supposed to work for the people. President Lincoln said ...
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More back-to-school tips from OICA
August 25, 2022
Joe Dorman CEO – OICA OKLAHOMA CITY – Last week, I shared tips from different professionals about safety when traveling to and from school. This week let’s talk about ideas on how to prepare for the s...
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Eufaula Public Schools thanks donators
August 25, 2022
Eufaula Public Schools would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for donating door prizes for the EPS staff luncheon: Porches & Pastures, Blackout Tint & Detail, Bank of Eufaula, Ni...
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Protecting Our Agricultural Land
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Protecting Our Agricultural Land
August 25, 2022
Agriculture is a part of who we are in Oklahoma. Our farmers and ranchers provide everything from food to fuel and fabric for our communities and employ over 300,000 Oklahomans along the way. Generati...
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Leftie for life
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Leftie for life
August 25, 2022
Unfortunately, I missed International Left-Handers Day (August 13) because I was out of pocket after carpal tunnel surgery on my right hand. Fortunately, though, I live everyday being left-handed so I...
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Stories from the past
August 18, 2022
144 Years Ago Wednesday, October 23, 1878 Why The Indian Does Not Civilize That the hindrance to the success of the common district schools of our land is the continual chaage of teachers, no one who ...
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A squeaky wheel
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A squeaky wheel
August 18, 2022
They say a squeaky wheel eventually gets the attention that it needs, and I believe that is so true, especially when it comes to your health. I also believe everyone knows their own body better than a...
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August means back-to-school
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August means back-to-school
August 18, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY – It is time for children to travel back to school. Over the next few weeks, we at the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy will share some back-to-school tips to help begin the school ...
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State Horse Bill ceremonially signed
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State Horse Bill ceremonially signed
August 18, 2022
State Rep. Randy Randleman (405) 557-7375 randy.randleman@okhouse.gov Wednesday, Aug. 10, was a very exciting day at the State Capitol! On Wednesday morning, I was joined by my granddaughter Julianne ...
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