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Farris Advances to Full Senate Following Unanimous Committee Vote

Justin Farris, a native of Coalgate, has advanced one step closer to formally leading the state’s corrections system after receiving a unanimous confirmation vote from the Senate Public Safety Committee.Farris’ nomination will now move to the full Oklahoma Senate for final consideration.The...
Farris Advances to Full Senate Following Unanimous Committee Vote

Spring Reunion 352nd Class Reunion Valleyof McAlester

Pictured Above are (L to R)—Ronnie Lambert, Bruce Shipman, David Blackmon, “Hopper” Melvin Jackson and Chris Horn.All five received their 320 at the Scottish Rite Building on April 18-19, 2026 at the Spring Reunion 352nd Class Reunion Valleyof McAlester.
 Spring Reunion 352nd Class Reunion Valleyof McAlester

Centrahoma Man Charged in Truancy Case Involving Tupelo Student

A Centrahoma man has been charged in Coal County District Court with failing to ensure his child attended school, according to a probable cause affidavit filed at the Coal County Courthouse.Shawn Paul Mc-Lean, 51, is charged with neglect or refusal to compel a child to attend school, a misdemeanor...

CONFIDENT KIDS

In the preface of their new book, authors Dr. Kathy Koch and Dr. Jeff Myers write, “Every cultural confusion presents an opportunity’’ Based on that claim, the culture’s current confusion surrounding gender identity provides ample opportunity for clarity in the matter of Gods design for the...
CONFIDENT KIDS

Coalgate Man Faces Additional Drug Charges Following Search Warrant

A Coalgate man already facing a felony drug distribution charge has now been charged with additional misdemeanor offenses following a search of his residence, according to a probable cause affidavit filed in Coal County District Court.Oscar Dean Campbell, 48, of Coalgate, has been charged with...

Coalgate Man Charged with Meth Distribution

A Coalgate man is facing a felony drug charge following a controlled purchase operation conducted by local law enforcement earlier this month, according to a probable cause affidavit filed in Coal County District Court.Oscar Dean Campbell, 48, of Coalgate, has been charged with distribution of a...

High-Potency Pot Is Ubiquitous, and It's Hurting Kids

K evin Sabet, CEO of the antimarijuana organization Smart Approaches to Marijuana (SAM), told Newsmax that “the biggest downside to legal marijuana is that it’s hurting our kids.'He is clear about the terrible consequences of the high-potency marijuana that is ubiquitous now.'The No. 1 drug among...
High-Potency Pot Is Ubiquitous, and It's Hurting Kids
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