Retired Educators Begin School Year Meetings

The Caddo County retired educators will hold its first meeting of the new school year on Monday, September 11. The agenda for the month will be information concerning legal and end of life preparations.

Dove Season Opens Sept. 1

Traditionally the first opportunity to venture afield for hunters in the fall, dove season is enticing for many reasons. The weather is usually warm, if not hot. Camouflage or elaborate concealment isn’t entirely necessary. The bag limit is liberal. The wing-shooting action can be fast and furious.

Free Hunting Days Coming Up

The first full weekend of September is traditionally Free Hunting Days in Oklahoma. On these two days, Oklahoma residents may participate in open hunting seasons without the requirement to have a state hunting license.

Veterans Affairs Announces New Director

(OKLAHOMA CITY) – The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs and the Oklahoma Veterans Commission announced Tuesday morning that Rear Admiral, USN (Ret) Greg Slavonic has been named as the agency Executive Director.

A New Season...Of Doctor’s Appointments

Can fall please get here a little quicker? I hate hot weather. I hate sunburns. I hate sweating. And I strongly dislike summer. Why couldn't I have been born somewhere where it never gets hotter than the 70s and we get a fall that lasts longer than a blink?

Brack Family Will Own, Operate Pharmacies as One

Two Watonga pharmacies – Swann Pharmacy and City Pharmacy – are changing ownership. Mark Kourt previously owned the two businesses, along with Thomas and Canton drug stores. He has agreed to sell the Watonga businesses to longtime employees Zac and Rexann Brack.

A Bubble Off Plumb

This time of year, I want to chuck everything in the back of the pickup and head to the high country.

Two Years Later, No Accountability

On August 15th, 2021, Kabul fell to the Taliban following the Biden administration’s neartotal withdrawal of American troops from Afghanistan. Two years ago, the world watched as our commander in chief, Joe Biden presided over some of the most tragic and deadly policy decisions in American history.

$67 Million Earmarked for Rural Broadband

STILLWATER – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development and Oklahoma State Director Kenneth Corn announced today $67.