Ferguson Features

THE LADY of the house and I took a trip back through history the other day in Watonga, touring the lovely, threestory home of the next to last governor of old Oklahoma Territory, the late T.B. Ferguson.

The Horrors of Human Trafficking

Over the past two weeks, I have shared some critical information on the horrors human trafficking. This conversation, brought to the forefront by the recent movie The Sound of Freedom, has sparked many people to look for ways to support victims and help with prevention.

A Bubble Off Plumb

I can’t begin to say how my heart hurts over some weekend losses. One will remain private, but the other is the death of Jimmy Buffett. I have been a fan for so long that Jimmy was still doing free concerts on the North Lawn at the University of Florida.

Ferguson Features

One of Elva Ferguson’s many activities after her husband’s passing in 1921 was as member of the executive committee representing Oklahoma at the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial Exposition (1776-1926).

SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Hi, everybody. I hope you’re all well. I’m doing good. In fact, I’m thinking about going back to exercise this week. I had a little problem come up a few weeks back and I haven’t been going. But I’m feeling better now and I think I’m ready to go back. I know I need to.

A Bubble Off Plumb

The past two weeks or so have been more than a little crazy. My husband, commonly referred to in print as the Redheaded Stranger, had to have surgery. It wasn’t complicated, but the road to a diagnosis was long, steep, full of pitfalls and expensive.

The Horrors of Human Trafficking

The Horrors of Human Trafficking Previously, I detailed some key facts and statistics regarding human trafficking.

SENIOR CENTER

NEWS Hi, everybody! Well, it’s Sunday evening so I’m writing my news for you. I hope you had a good week. Ours was busy with three days of doctors and tests. John had a problem with one of his eyelids and had to have it stitched up again. He’s doing better now and is no longer black and blue.

Ferguson Features

Beginning in the 1880s the American Industrial Revolution caused a shift from farm to factory, an agricultural economy to industrial economy.

Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor, One of the great benefits of Watonga City government is the Watonga Public Library https:// www. watongaok. gov/library . Many of you were in the library recently to celebrate the 30-year service of Terri Crawford, who served after Mrs. Ruby Cooper, the librarian when I was a child.