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Board of Equalization sets how much lawmakers can spend
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Board of Equalization sets how much lawmakers can spend
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
February 7, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY – With the convening of a special session by Governor Stitt, lawmakers were brought back to the State Capitol on Monday, January 29, a week prior to the start of the Second Session of th...
A Busy Year in Child Advocacy Draws to a Close
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A Busy Year in Child Advocacy Draws to a Close
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
January 3, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY -1 hope you have a wonderful holiday season, whichever of the joyous events you chose to celebrate in your life. I have been laid up the past week with bronchitis, so it was a quiet few ...
Palestinian Leadership
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Palestinian Leadership
January 3, 2024
In grad school one of the hardest parts in studying the Israel/Palestine issue was trying to understand who led the Palestinians. It reminds me of the scene from Monty Python’s The Life of Brian when ...
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Let’s make 2024 even better
By Thank you for 2023 and let?s make 2024 even better. Rodney Haltom 
January 3, 2024
Letter to the Editor, I want to take this time to thank our Eufaula City Manager Jeb Jones and Public Works Director Willy Eastteam for their hard work and efforts this past year in making Eufaula a p...
Remember the rose
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Remember the rose
January 3, 2024
Happy Birthday! Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! From birthdays (my daughter’s and mine) to holidays- everything has been all rolled up into one full, nonstop month! Like everyone I’ve been so busy tr...
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With Heartfelt Gratitude
November 22, 2023
During this most difficult time, the family of ‘Mama’ Jean Davis wishes to convey their deepest, heartfelt appreciation for the love, generosity and support of the entire McIntosh County community and...
What I am most thankful for
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What I am most thankful for
November 22, 2023
Fall is definitely my favorite season and I am always blown away by God’s design as He colors the fields and all the landscape in an array of complimenting colors. Whether I’m taking a drive to take p...
Mostly Educational
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Mostly Educational
By By Tom Deighan 
November 22, 2023
Canceling Real Thanksgiving and Virtual Instruction One day we will put on our virtual reality goggles to tell our grandchildren about the once-upon-a-time when we sat around a table, fought with rela...
Advocates examine Child Welfare Task Force Report, set children’s agenda for 2024
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Advocates examine Child Welfare Task Force Report, set children’s agenda for 2024
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
November 22, 2023
Advocates examine Child Welfare Task Force Report, set children’s agenda for 2024 OKLAHOMA CITY – The 2023 OICA Fall Forum concluded last week, and it was an intense four days of learning and sharing ...
History of American Political Parties, Part V: An Era of Good Feelings
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History of American Political Parties, Part V: An Era of Good Feelings
November 8, 2023
Over the years I have written about the election of 1800 many times in my columns; it is my favorite election because it is the most important. Suffice to say it was the first time the nation had a ch...
Incarceration panel highlights impact on children
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Incarceration panel highlights impact on children
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
November 8, 2023
OKLAHOMA CITY – I attended a nonprofit conference Monday hosted by the Sarkeys Foundation. While there, I served on a panel which delved into the issues dealing with incarceration. Some might ask why ...
Remembering my grandfather, a WWII veteran
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Remembering my grandfather, a WWII veteran
November 8, 2023
My grandfather, Ray Inzer Belyeu, was a WWII veteran and a Purple Heart recipient, who hardly ever spoke about the war he fought in and barely survived. No one except those soldiers really knew what t...
For the Children Still time to register for OICA’s Fall Forum & Advocacy Boot Camp
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For the Children Still time to register for OICA’s Fall Forum & Advocacy Boot Camp
By Joe Dorman CEO ? OICA 
November 1, 2023
OKLAHOMA CITY – One of the most important events on the annual calendar of the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is our Fall Forum. Held each October or November, this event is where advoca...
Society, senseless killings and a sovereign God
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Society, senseless killings and a sovereign God
November 1, 2023
Every day I turn on the news I hear of more senseless killings. Headlines read “A former soldier, who suffered mental issues, goes on a rampage and kills 18 people (including teens) in a bowling alley...
History of American Political Parties, Part IV: The First American Party System
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History of American Political Parties, Part IV: The First American Party System
November 1, 2023
\ JAMES FINCK, PH.D. FROM THE SOUTH WEST LEDGER While political parties officially started under the George Washington administration with the introduction of Alexander Hamilton’s economic plan, they ...
Special Session; Interim Study
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Special Session; Interim Study
By Rep. Neil Hays 405-557-7302 
October 11, 2023
The Oklahoma House of Representatives convened for a special session on Oct. 3 and 4. Earlier this year, Gov. Stitt called the Legislature to deliver on three specific pieces of legislation: • A trigg...
With conference realignment, are many football rivalries history?
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With conference realignment, are many football rivalries history?
October 11, 2023
Many of you are probably like me and feel fall is the best of the seasons. With fall, the heat starts to break with cooler temperatures. The fall foliage is amazing, especially where I grew up in Virg...
Chalk Walk – Standing up against domestic violence
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Chalk Walk – Standing up against domestic violence
October 11, 2023
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and every year we are proud to walk for the cause. The past few years we have stood up against domestic violence by bringing a “Chalk Walk” to the communit...
Relax, reset and reconnect
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Relax, reset and reconnect
October 4, 2023
In a world where we can stay connected 24-7 to our jobs, we must intentionally stop to relax, reset and reconnect with our Creator, our friends and our purpose for our health’s sake and our own sanity...
Letters
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Letters
By Hvtvm Cehecares Judith (Judy) Pickering 
September 27, 2023
In Appreciation Letter to the Editor: I want to take this time to say “Mvto” to all tribal citizens for your support during my campaign. I greatly appreciated all the campaign forums and those who mad...
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Texan wins NPFL tournament
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Texan wins NPFL tournament
By JUSTIN BROUILLARD 
June 25, 2025
After a storm-delayed start, the 2025 National Professional Fishing League Stop Four ended with fireworks. Texas pro Chad Marler stole the show on Finale Friday with a clutch 17-pound, 11-ounce bag, a...
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City Manager implements new core values
June 25, 2025
City Manager Jacob Foos has announced the implementation of a new set of core values designed to guide employee behavior, enhance public trust, and ensure exceptional service delivery for the City of ...
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Woman barefooted and pulling toy wagon fights officer
By JERRY FINK MANAGING EDITOR 
June 25, 2025
A barefooted 23-year-old Oktaha woman who was walking near I-40 pulling a toy wagon missing its front wheels has been arrested for assault and battery on a police officer, conspiracy to perform an act...
When death steals a first-class friend
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When death steals a first-class friend
By LENORE BECHTEL 
June 25, 2025
I may have been the last person— other than her murderer—to talk to Selby Minner before her murder on Monday, June 9. She and I planned to meet that day, but when we talked by phone around 4:30 p.m., ...
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Minor leads lawmen on wild chase
June 25, 2025
A juvenile driving a stolen 2020 white Jeep Compass led lawmen on a chase that exceeded 110 miles per hour on U.S. 69 shortly after midnight on Friday, June 20. After the Eufaula Police Department was...
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