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Cottonwood School Superintendent John Daniel delivered 224 children’s books to Helton Rural Health Clinic and Family Health Center of Southern Oklahoma on March 31. The books were made possible through an Innovative Approaches to Literacy grant awarded to the school by the U.S. Department of Education.
Read moreSecretary Ryan Walters sent two letters ahead of the Stillwater School Board’s Tuesday meeting. One letter was sent to the Stillwater School Board and urged the board to take action and end its current bathroom policy that allows students to choose the bathroom that aligns with their self-proclaimed gender identity and not biology. A second letter was sent to Attorney General John O’Connor, asking the Attorney General’s offi ce to get involved and stop the board’s current bathroom policy. Attorney General O’Connor did send a letter to Superintendent Washington outlining that there is no legal precedent that permits biological males into women’s restrooms based on their gender identity and vice versa. A copy of all three letters can be found below.
Read moreThe family of Georgia Lawrence would like to express our gratitude and thankfulness to all of who love and cared for our mother during her illness and the last few days on this earth.
Read moreThe statewide candidate filing period opens at 8:00 a.m. Wednesday, April 13, and closes at 5:00 p.m. Friday, April 15.
Read moreLehigh man charged with resisting an officer
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I, Kelly Campbell, would like to publicly announce my candidacy for Coal County Commissioner District 3. I am a lifelong resident of the district and currently reside in Clarita with my wife, Heather and our two children, Ellie Mae and Kage. I am a 1996 graduate of Stonewall High and attended college at Murray State and SOSU.
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Family and friends gathered at the Tupelo Community Center on March 24, 2022, to pay tribute to Aikman Albert “Aik” Howell, a man who loved serving his community.
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