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Did you ever think you would live to see the day that Coal County would become a Republican County? Probably not, especially if you’ve lived here a few years. When I moved here in 1988, to say you were Republican was about as bad as saying you were Communist. A big percentage of residents were what was referred to as “Die Hard Democrats.” In fact, if my memory serves me correctly, the Republican Party of Coal County numbered less than 90 at that time. The late Kenneth McEntire was chairman of the Coal County Republican Party and held that position for a number of years.
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The most important Christian holiday, Easter, is a “movable feast.” Why does it change every year?
Read moreHouston, TX – Various and primarily ultraliberal groups have criticized and misrepresented a recent sermon by Dr. Ed Young, senior pastor of Second Baptist Church in Houston that included strong language addressing the massive national crisis caused by the Biden administration refusing to enforce laws protecting our national borders.
Read moreEarly voting begins Thursday, March 28, for the April 2 election. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day have the option of voting early at their County Election Board.
Read moreIn his State of the Union address, President Joe Biden referred to an American dilemma – the shrinking Snicker’s bar. He pointed out that his Snicker’s bar purchase had fewer and fewer Snickers. I’m not exactly sure what a Snickers is, nuts, chocolate, sugar, the content of the bar.
Read moreMembers of the Oklahoma Senate have voted overwhelmingly to limit brick-and-mortar schools’ use of virtual days to emergency situations, saying children need as much in-person learning as possible.
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