How many of you remember this line: “Lawzee, scope them turkeys out!”
At last week’s City Council meeting regarding mask mandates, some commenters, citing the U.S. Constitution and principles of freedom and individual liberty, raised the question of whether mask requirements are legal. The short answer is: Yes. Yes, they are.
Morales’ mother called the hometown procession “an amazing display of love and support.”
Jared Harper and his five children stood outside of the Creek County Courthouse, holding up signs reading “End DUI,” and “Justice for Billie.” It was the day of the court hearing for Justin Milwee, and a day that the Harpers had been waiting for since last Christmas.
County Commissions finally resolve the CIRB funds issue, plus items regarding mobile homes, AC units, and speed limit reductions.
Finally, Greg Morales, the slain Sapulpa soldier who was found in a shallow grave in Killeen, TX after being missing for nearly a year, is coming home.
“On the far end of the Trail of Tears was a promise.” These powerful words marked the beginning of a recent watershed opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of which will reverberate across Oklahoma for years to come.
Austin Hoover’s sister says the drugs “gave them a clearer opportunity to do the job they clearly had planned to set out and do.”
And no, they didn’t have their Medical Marijuana Card.
Though it never really left, The Black Plague is getting more recognition in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s how it started.
Comet Neowise will be visible in the northwest night sky after sunset, for the rest of the month of July.
