A Lamp to My Feet

Zechariah 5 contains 2 more visions: 5:1­4, The Vision of the Flying Scroll, and 5:5­11, The Vision of the Wicked Woman in a Basket. The flying scroll is a parchment or book. They did not have printed books like we have today. This scroll contains a curse on each side. The front side, 5:1­2.

SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Hi everyone! I hope you are all doing well today. I hope all you Dads had a nice Father's Day. It was a pretty nice day but got rather warm in the afternoon. These are the ones that delivered meals for us last week. Pat Brewer, Sharon Barnes, Brenda and Curt Stein, Janice Hood, and Vernon Brickman.

Do You Suffer From Prosopagnosia?

Today's word is Prosopagnosia. It is from the Greek language meaning “face” and “non-knowledge.” I have suffered from this for years and never knew it had a name. Now I feel a little less weird. It can be quite embarrassing at times.

OSU Extension Corner

Watch for Heat Stress in Livestock as Temps Climb OKLAHOMA – The heat of summer is setting in, and after a cool spring, livestock are not yet fully acclimated to warmer temperatures.

Butler, Stitt Take on Incumbent Jech for State Senate

OKLAHOMA CITY – As a state senator since 2014, Darcy Jech is eligible for one more four-year term before he is term-limited out of office. But two Republicans have filed to curtail Jech’s Senate career.

Brady Butler

Butler was raised in Hinton and graduated from Lookeba-Sickles before entering the energy business at wind farms and oil wells. In 2019, Butler and his wife started Struck Rock Oil and Gas, which he operates from his home near Fay.

Darcy Jech

Jech has represented Senate District 26 since 2014. He is a graduate of Kingfisher High School and Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

JJ Stitt

Finally Stitt, a distant cousin of Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, touts a background in law enforcement, business and farming as great preparation for political office. Stitt said he offers a “firm contrast” to Jech.

“Art in the Park” Brings Fun to Watonga

“Art in the Park” is a special collaboration between the City of Watonga, Friends of the Watonga Public Library, the Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts, and others.