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Work continues during interim
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Work continues during interim
June 10, 2021
Every year during the interim between legislative sessions, each chamber of the state Legislature holds interim studies. These give lawmakers an opportunity for an in-depth look at ideas that may beco...
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Biden’s Bankrupting Budget
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Biden’s Bankrupting Budget
June 10, 2021
President Biden recently unveiled his broken budget proposal that promises rising inflation, higher taxes, and soaring debt. It’s clear he is continuing on a spending crusade to jam through his radica...
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He’s not Nostradamus
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He’s not Nostradamus
June 10, 2021
Dear Editor: Like pretty much all Republicans, Markwayne Mullen is a liar and a coward. His latest op-ed is an echo of his lord Trump’s “American carnage” speech. As for all his doom and gloom predict...
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The big problem of bullying today
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The big problem of bullying today
June 10, 2021
Growing up in the 70’s and 80’s was definitely a different time than it is today. Granted we still may have had a problem with bullying then, but 50 years ago I promise you if you were caught being a ...
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Honoring our fallen heroes
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Honoring our fallen heroes
June 3, 2021
Many Americans think of Memorial Day as the unofficial beginning of summer and an excuse to enjoy a long weekend away from work. This year, families, friends, and communities are able to gather and ce...
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Even as tempers flare, a dialogue is needed to avoid to poor policy
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Even as tempers flare, a dialogue is needed to avoid to poor policy
June 3, 2021
Last week was the final week of the 2021 legislative session. Lawmakers adjourned before 5 p.m. Friday. Most of the big issues were considered earlier, giving the Legislature a chance to override any ...
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A tribute to our last patriarch, our Great Uncle Sam
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A tribute to our last patriarch, our Great Uncle Sam
June 3, 2021
This is a tribute to my Great Uncle Sam, the last patriarch of my family. He was my late Grandma Eloise Belyeu’s last living sibling and surpassed her age by one year at 93 years young. To say that he...
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Legislature Approves State Budget
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Legislature Approves State Budget
May 27, 2021
On Tuesday, May 18, the House approved the appropriations bills to fund core government services for Fiscal Year 2022, which begins July 1. This budget appropriates $8.8 billion, which is a 14.3% incr...
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State budget set, interim study suggestions sought as lawmakers near adjournment
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State budget set, interim study suggestions sought as lawmakers near adjournment
May 27, 2021
The leadership at the Oklahoma State Capitol last week reached an agreement on a Fiscal Year 2022 budget. In this proposal, key elements of this $8.3 billion spending package: - Increases in common ed...
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Stories from the past
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Stories from the past
May 27, 2021
143 Years Ago Saturday, May 17, 1877 Crazy Horse’s Surrender Camp Robinson, Neb., May 6 – The surrender of Crazy Horse took place at 7 p.m, May 5. He said he was making this peace to last. The ponies ...
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Make a difference
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Make a difference
May 27, 2021
As I watched 76 Checotah seniors graduate from high school last Friday night I couldn’t help but ponder the events of the evening, the craziness of their COVID-ridden chaotic comeback year and the mem...
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Pipeline security is actually infrastructure
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Pipeline security is actually infrastructure
May 27, 2021
On May 7, 2021, the Colonial Pipeline Company learned that it was the victim of a cybersecurity attack. This cyber hack quickly resulted in a complete shutdown of the pipeline and has since contribute...
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Legislature proposes budget
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Legislature proposes budget
May 20, 2021
After months of work and lengthy conversations, legislative leaders announced a budget agreement for Fiscal Year 2022 on Thursday, May 13 Ẇe heard directly from constituents what they wanted to see in...
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State budget and redistricting are issues to watch as legislature nears adjournment
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State budget and redistricting are issues to watch as legislature nears adjournment
May 20, 2021
As the Oklahoma legislative session winds down for the year, there are still some policy bills being considered in conference committees, and a few remaining that need some other form of action, inclu...
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Getting back to our roots
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Getting back to our roots
May 20, 2021
With all the insanity of today’s present times I think it’s time to get back to our roots and what America was really built on - Christian values and godly principles. These core values, characterized...
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This Week at the Capitol
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This Week at the Capitol
May 13, 2021
As you may recall from previous columns, the Legislature is in the process of redrawing our legislative district boundaries to reflect population changes following the census last year. This is to ens...
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Thank you
May 13, 2021
Dear Editor: The family of Louie Bedford would like to thank everyone who was there for us during this difficult time. Thank you for the food, cards, flowers and phone calls. All was very appreciated....
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Shame, shame, shame
May 13, 2021
Dear Editor: Shame, shame, shame Citizens for Continued Progress group! I sat in on a Council meeting Monday, 5/3/21, in total disbelief. They called out Councilmen Kirby and Upton for signing a petit...
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Let’s all do our part to end the stigma
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Let’s all do our part to end the stigma
May 13, 2021
During the last year, our nation endured seemingly endless lockdowns and restrictions as a result of the pandemic. Across the country, kids were kept out of schools, businesses were closed, places of ...
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Mom strong
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Mom strong
May 13, 2021
Have you ever really thought about just how strong a woman has to be to even become a mom? I mean Mom Strong! The first thing that happens a lot of times is this very independent woman lays down her d...
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