Residents May Soon Register to Vote Online

(Oklahoma City) – The Oklahoma State Election Board has launched its new Online Voter Registration System, State Election Board Secretary Paul Ziriax announced.

SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Hi, everyone! Here I am again after a fast week. It seems we were on the go every day last week. And her it is Sunday night again and I’m writing the news for the senior citizens. I need to make a correction on last week’s meal deliveries.

Happy Go (Not So) Lucky

I have found it's the little things that make us happy, don't y'all think? I'm a simple person. I'm easy to please so I tend to let things slide. I don't forget, I don't let go; I just let it slide.

A Bubble Off Plumb

The end of summer is coming fast. Oh, not the heat and storms and the summer season, just summer vacation. In other words, school is about to start. So what do you want this school year to be?

The Constitution Will Always Prevail

Last month, the United States Supreme Court released three landmark decisions that strengthened Constitutional protections for all Americans.

Ferguson Features

There are many exciting things going on at the TB Ferguson Home and Museum. Perhaps the most newsworthy is that there are now regular hours of operation and a new site director. In the past two months there have been about 160 visitors.

Capitol Renovation Projects

Now that our regular legislative session has ended, I've turned my attention to several renovation projects happening at the State Capitol and surrounding state buildings.

Recovery Tips After the Storms

Recovery efforts are ongoing in Tulsa following the severe storms that hit over Father’s Day weekend, causing extensive damage, including fallen trees and widespread power outages.

A Bubble Off Plumb

I had a note from a reader this week. I wouldn’t call it a letter since it was unsigned. It took me to task for essentially being an entitled, spoiled, rich witch who complains about the garbage piled on the street.

Ferguson Features

Thank you to almost 50 people who visited the TB Ferguson Home Museum on July 1 for handcranked, homemade ice cream (the Fergusons had no electricity at first), tours of the home by Roy Espy and stories of the jail and cavalry station as well as a reading of the Declaration of Independence.