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As I prepare to celebrate another birthday, I find myself continually looking for new ways to irritate my children. With that in mind, I want to share the following sent to me by one of our readers . . .
Read More-The Washington Stand Since the dawn of the internet, pornography use has reached epidemic proportions in the United States, available now to anyone at the click of a button. It is arguably one of the greatest public health crises facing America, and yet, no conservative political leader, namely the ones who espouse family values, have even mentioned this issue, much less lifted a finger to do anything about it. That all changed last month when a young U.S. senator from Missouri boldly addressed the issue of pornography and what it truly means to be a man.
Read MoreDear Editor, As a concerned citizen, it’s is baffling to think that our city council could be so blinded and narrow minded to think that any decent person would not do the best job they could for the people of Coalgate.
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The Coalgate Wildcats’ Early Lead Over Kiowa Sets Stage For Victory An early lead helped Coalgate Wildcats defeat Kiowa 8-3 on Monday. Coalgate scored on a sacrifice fly by Mark Reed, a single by Easton Wilkinson, and a single by Cade Cometti in the second inning.
Read MoreLess than a week remains for registered voters to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the April 4 elections.
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Ability Connection Oklahoma has awarded Miah Smith, a kindergartener at Emerson Elementary, an iPad and speech app through their New Voices program. The iPad and speech app were made possible by a $22,000 grant from the Kirshner Trusts at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation.
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A Tupelo woman escaped injury in a two-vehicle crash that caused the death of the driver of the other vehicle. The accident occurred March 12 shortly before noon in Cleveland County on US 77 and Slaughterville Rd. in Slaughterville, OK.
Read MoreCoal County voters overwhelmingly rejected the legalization of recreational marijuana at the March 7 election. At the close of the day, the count was 229 (24%) for the proposition and 710 (76%) against the proposition.
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