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Differences between regular, special sessions
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Differences between regular, special sessions
December 16, 2021
Now that we’ve wrapped up our redistricting special session, we’re preparing for our regular legislative session coming up next year, and the first deadlines are quickly approaching. Legislators must ...
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No storm drainage system
December 16, 2021
Dear Editor: I recently had to repair my home due to flooding from the street: Door and frame: $279.72. Labor to install the door and repair the wall: $250. Total repair cost: $592.72. This repair cos...
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A year of purposeful intent
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A year of purposeful intent
December 16, 2021
As this year winds down and my family and I are preparing to begin a New Year, I decided to plant my charity seed into a church that has guided me tremendously throughout the past several years. Thoug...
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Mull it over some more
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Mull it over some more
December 9, 2021
Letter to Editor: Markwayne Mullin better mull it over some more. I thought Christmas was the favorite holiday of all of America’s fake christians. But his big ‘ol drama queen tears don’t fool anyone ...
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Tis the season for shots or not
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Tis the season for shots or not
December 9, 2021
Not just ho, ho, ho but oh, oh, oh tis the season for COVID shots it seems as nearly 2.2 million vaccines were administered in the United States last Weds. to Thurs. according to the CDC. That’s the m...
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Stories from the past
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Stories from the past
December 9, 2021
143 Years Ago Thursday, January 16, 1878 Chief Joseph at Home He was reclining on a half couch composed of furs at the south side of his tent, and near him sat his wife and baby. On the north side of ...
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Physical activity an important part of child wellbeing
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Physical activity an important part of child wellbeing
December 9, 2021
OKLAHOMA CITY – Despite not being much of an athlete, I enjoy participating in sports. I still remember the playground when our physical education teacher would encourage us as a class to do organized...
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Travel bans 2021
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Travel bans 2021
December 9, 2021
Two of the biggest stories in the past couple of months have been about travel and immigration. First, with the fall of Afghanistan, we have opened our borders to refugees escaping the tyranny of the ...
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Somewhere between fear and faith
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Somewhere between fear and faith
December 2, 2021
When your emotions are so mixed up about the past, the present and what the future holds, sometimes it is hard to just live in the present. Instead we often get caught up somewhere between fear and fa...
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Tulsan ordered to pay child support
December 2, 2021
After pleading guilty to omitting to provide for a minor child, which amounts to $58,000 in restitution, Phillip Wright, 47, of Tulsa, was ordered on Nov. 23, to begin making payments of $100 per mont...
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Remembering those who cannot be with us this Thanksgiving
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Remembering those who cannot be with us this Thanksgiving
December 2, 2021
Thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday. Delicious food aside, it is a time to come together with family and loved ones to give thanks. Whether you spend your Thanksgiving around the kitchen ...
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Children’s legislative agenda is a roadmap to a better Oklahoma
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Children’s legislative agenda is a roadmap to a better Oklahoma
December 2, 2021
OKLAHOMA CITY – Over the past few weeks, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) has been compiling the policy suggestions from our annual Fall Forum, held in October. More than 120 attendees...
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Carving our pockets instead of turkey
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Carving our pockets instead of turkey
November 25, 2021
Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones and reflect on the many blessings the Lord has bestowed upon us. For many, it is one day of the year to find reprieve from life’s daily challenges and ...
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Thankfulness vs. selfishness
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Thankfulness vs. selfishness
November 25, 2021
In an overindulging, often self-centered world, thankfulness can really go a long way. The mere meaning of thankfulness is being aware and appreciative of a benefit or an expressiveness of gratitude. ...
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Eufaula coaching staff could be most successful
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Eufaula coaching staff could be most successful
November 25, 2021
The Eufaula football program has seen its share of successful coaches from Paul Bell to Kerry Roberts. But today’s coaching staff headed by head coach Larry Newton with assistant coaches Jeremy Gragg,...
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Legislature completes redistricting process
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Legislature completes redistricting process
November 25, 2021
This Week at the Capitol State Rep. Randy Randleman (405) 557-7375 randy.randleman@okhouse.gov With our final votes cast on Friday, the Legislature has completed the redistricting process and solidifi...
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The road to the death penalty often begins with childhood abuse
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The road to the death penalty often begins with childhood abuse
November 25, 2021
OKLAHOMA CITY – A warning to readers: this column contains graphic details. Oklahoma inmate John Grant was executed at 4:21 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 28. On Nov. 13, 1998, Grant, serving time for armed robb...
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What does a trillion dollars look like?
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What does a trillion dollars look like?
November 11, 2021
The number of times Washington Democrats have thrown around the word “trillion” in recent history has numbed the American people to the real effects this level of spending has on our future and our ch...
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An eye for an eye
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An eye for an eye
November 11, 2021
As the world becomes more wicked in these last days I still stand on the belief of an eye for an eye. In Leviticus 24 if a man caused harm to his neighbor, the same was to be done back to him: an eye ...
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Redistricting Maps Released
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Redistricting Maps Released
November 11, 2021
This Week at the Capitol State Rep. Randy Randleman (405) 557-7375 randy.randleman@okhouse.gov It’s been a busy week at the State Capitol! On Monday of last week, the Legislature debuted our proposed ...
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Highway 150 memorial sign unveiled for fallen heroes
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Highway 150 memorial sign unveiled for fallen heroes
By LaDonna Rhodes Staff Writer 
April 1, 2026
On Friday, March 27, friends and family of the late William “Bill” Walker, an OHP State Trooper, and the late T. Leo Newton, Fountainhead Park Superintendent, gathered together to participate in the u...
Chili supper brings community together for EFUMC building fund
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Chili supper brings community together for EFUMC building fund
April 1, 2026
Eufaula residents turned out Friday evening for a night of food, fellowship and giving as the EFUMC United Methodist Men hosted their “Chili for the 180” Building Fund Dinner at the church. Held March...
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Teen drowns on Lake Eufaula
April 1, 2026
A 17-year-old drowned on March 20, on Lake Eufaula approximately two miles north east of Canadian in Pittsburg County. According to reports, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) and several other local a...
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Easter fun set to hop across McIntosh County
April 1, 2026
McIntosh County is gearing up for an egg-citing Easter weekend, with events planned that promise everything from traditional hunts to eggs falling straight from the sky. Kicking things off, Lake Eufau...
Setting their sights to the future
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Setting their sights to the future
By Brian Hummingbird 
April 1, 2026
The Eufaula Board of Education voted in a special meeting Thursday morning, March 26, to hire Brian Hummingbird to succeed current superintendent Monty Guthrie, who is retiring this summer. Currently ...
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