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A Special Project for Centennial of Indigenous Americans’ Voting Rights
Columns & Opinion, Commentary...
A Special Project for Centennial of Indigenous Americans’ Voting Rights
For the Children
By Patrick 
September 17, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY – With National Voter Registration Day occurring on September 17, which is also Constitution Day, there has been much excitement geared around ensuring people are able to cast a vote, no...
Woman’s unorthodox romance has consequence
Columns & Opinion
Woman’s unorthodox romance has consequence
September 13, 2024
DEAR ABBY: A close male friend, “Will,” ended our friendship without warning. I didn’t know he had such strong feelings about my current arrangement. I have been dating a married man, “Bart,” whose wi...
Lions welcome Okmulgee Main Street Director
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Lions welcome Okmulgee Main Street Director
September 13, 2024
The Okmulgee Lions Club welcomed Okmulgee Main Street Executive Director Melinda De Santo as their speaker Tuesday. Melinda moved to Oklahoma June 1st and hit the ground running by starting her first ...
Wardrobe Check
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Wardrobe Check
September 13, 2024
Family. Few stand-alone words carry greater force in rallying the emotions. All kinds of feelings often lie poised to percolate in an instant at the mere mention of “family life.” Feelings we all know...
Guarantees
Columns & Opinion
Guarantees
September 13, 2024
People who live in Alaska are often there because they love the great outdoors. They come to hunt, fish, and hike. Those very things can become a business for some, but most people in Alaska just like...
Slow Cooked Game Foods
Columns & Opinion
Slow Cooked Game Foods
September 13, 2024
Football season is officially here. That means cooler weather, gatherings in homes and parking lots and rivalries to match no other. Football can bring us together as well as divide a house for a few ...
Advocacy often begins with voting
Columns & Opinion
Advocacy often begins with voting
September 11, 2024
We are just about one week away from National Voter Registration Day, which is celebrated on September 17. Voting is regarded as one of our Constitutional rights and obligations as citizens of the Uni...
Growing Old Is Not for Sissies
Columns & Opinion
Growing Old Is Not for Sissies
September 11, 2024
A couple of years ago, I attended a banquet for “Senior Citizens” at church. My knees and hips let me know that for sure at times. The banquet was well planned, food and entertainment were great and m...
Silence from relatives deepens loss of mother
Columns & Opinion
Silence from relatives deepens loss of mother
September 11, 2024
DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, my mother developed a small nagging cough, and her overall health started to decline. She entered the hospital on a Monday and by the end of the week, she had passed away fro...
Major life change requires a new ‘normal’
Columns & Opinion
Major life change requires a new ‘normal’
September 6, 2024
At fifty-five years old, I was a widower and a minister at a local church in Oklahoma, so I had to plan my return to work. But first, there were thank you notes to write, business matters to settle an...
Jack
Columns & Opinion
Jack
September 6, 2024
We have often heard the expression, “Jack of all trades, but master of none.” I fear that expression is an accurate description of who I am: always dabbling in one thing or another, but never doing we...
Man suddenly smitten with woman he’s known for years
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Man suddenly smitten with woman he’s known for years
September 6, 2024
DEAR ABBY: I have been around “Kendra” since she was 4. I am 59 and not married to her mother, although we are good friends. Kendra is 36 now and has an 8-year-old son. She lives with her boyfriend, w...
Bear Trap
Columns & Opinion
Bear Trap
September 6, 2024
Apart from a precarious moment or two when navigating Mt. Kilimanjaro’s steeps, it was the nearest I have come to sliding off a mountain. Heavy snows had fallen across the Rockies. The drivers of the ...
Bad Habits
Columns & Opinion
Bad Habits
September 4, 2024
So you want to change a habit that you developed over the years that isn’t healthy for you? Who doesn’t these days? People in America are trying to change one habit or another, whether it is to eat be...
Elderly dad remains behind the wheel despite struggles
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Elderly dad remains behind the wheel despite struggles
September 4, 2024
DEAR ABBY: I’m struggling to continue my relationship with my dad, who is in his 80s. He recently became very ill and nearly died. He was unable to walk for several months, and when he was finally abl...
Reading is fundamental to academic, career success
Columns & Opinion
Reading is fundamental to academic, career success
September 4, 2024
It is back to school time for children of all ages across the United States. As children prepare for their academic year, one critical aspect is reading literacy. Reading is the fundamental key to aca...
Overlooked Talent
Columns & Opinion
Overlooked Talent
August 30, 2024
I was wondering out loud the other day. I think that is a form of talking to yourself - which is not considered a good thing if you want to be thought of as a mentally healthy person. But, if there is...
Old classmate inserts herself in couple’s life
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Old classmate inserts herself in couple’s life
August 30, 2024
DEAR ABBY: Last year, my husband and I relocated to my hometown, which I left 40 years ago. We are happy with our choice to return. Our problem is my friend “Shirley,” who I have known since grade sch...
A Shared Humanity
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A Shared Humanity
August 30, 2024
Lifting the serving bowl and its beefy/spicy contents up for her eager guests to behold, the host rendered the verdict, “And, the winner is...” Through every season we were learning that each day can ...
10 Years Ago (2014)
Columns & Opinion
10 Years Ago (2014)
August 30, 2024
Mark Rodriguez, a physics instructor at OSUIT, performed an original song during their commencement ceremony. Rodriguez was also the keynote speaker. --- Danny Ausbrooks was featured as one of the sad...
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A Salute to Our Hometown Heroes
By Patrick Ford Editor 
January 30, 2026
As the Okmulgee Times and Henryetta Free-Lance recognize the men and women of law enforcement and first responders across Okmulgee County in today’s special Salute to Hometown Heroes section included ...
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Good News for Local Schools
By Patrick Ford Editor 
January 30, 2026
A wave of encouraging news is rippling through Oklahoma’s education community, and several schools in Okmulgee County are among those being celebrated. According to a memorandum released by the Oklaho...
OSU Extension welcomes educators
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OSU Extension welcomes educators
January 30, 2026
The Oklahoma State University Extension Office in Okmulgee County is welcoming two new educators whose backgrounds and passion for service are expected to bring added value to local youth, families an...
Okmulgee’s ‘film-friendly’ status brings jobs, dollars and creative possibilities
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Okmulgee’s ‘film-friendly’ status brings jobs, dollars and creative possibilities
By DAWN CARTER REPORTER 
January 30, 2026
When people think about filmmaking, they often picture big cities, sound stages and distant studios. But in recent years, Okmulgee has quietly been building something different, a reputation as a plac...
MN, University of Edinburgh team for first international repatriation
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MN, University of Edinburgh team for first international repatriation
January 30, 2026
A Scottish university has completed what is believed to be the first-ever international repatriation of ancestral remains to mainland United States. More than 150 years after they were taken, the Univ...
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