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Bride-to-Be walks a fine line for her bridesmaids
Columns & Opinion
Bride-to-Be walks a fine line for her bridesmaids
March 22, 2024
DEAR ABBY: I recently started planning my wedding. Half the friends I want as bridesmaids are very conservative. They think sex is sacred and should be talked about only discreetly, not joked about, m...
Compelling Allegory
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Compelling Allegory
March 22, 2024
Jeremy and Nguyen first connected at English Corner. The E.C. term grew out of a phenomenon long ago in urban China. When locals discovered spots either in a city center or on a school campus where th...
On Target
Columns & Opinion
On Target
March 22, 2024
Here it is, that time of year again. March Madness. It is that time when 64 teams from around the nation play an elimination tournament in basketball. I think it is called “Madness” because it is a on...
Consider This
Columns & Opinion
Consider This
March 22, 2024
Death is a thief. He comes and steals from us. Steals our reason for being. Steals the ones we love the most. Steals our comfort and peace. It’s not just the physical form he takes though. It’s the to...
Advocacy works as OICA bills advance
Columns & Opinion
Advocacy works as OICA bills advance
March 20, 2024
The second deadline for the Oklahoma Legislature was reached on Thursday, March 14 and many bills have fallen by the wayside. For the bills being tracked by the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (...
Birthday party no-shows come at a cost for host
Columns & Opinion
Birthday party no-shows come at a cost for host
March 20, 2024
DEAR ABBY: I recently hosted my husband’s birthday. It was a great party. I reserved for 85 people, including the DJ, his assistant, the party planner and her crew. On the day of the event, 20% of the...
Lessons from the past still ring true today
Columns & Opinion
Lessons from the past still ring true today
March 15, 2024
DEAR ABBY: Years ago, I sat over lunch, reading your mom’s “Definition of Maturity.” It was shortly after my dad died, and reading it made me realize how lucky I had been. Those were all lessons I lea...
Hung Harps
Columns & Opinion
Hung Harps
March 15, 2024
My cousin Susan and I were very close. I have lots, I mean lots of cousins. Most of them were much older than I and I barely knew them. A few were younger than me, but there were several of us who wer...
10 Years Ago:
Columns & Opinion
10 Years Ago:
March 15, 2024
The Orpheum showed “Mr. Peabody & Sherman” in 3-D and “Divergent.” Okmulgee High School Senior Academic Team Captain Dylan Jones was chosen as an All-State Honoree for the Academic Bowl. --- 25 Years ...
Pointedly Personal
Columns & Opinion
Pointedly Personal
March 15, 2024
Mr. Tang’s immersion into the waters of baptism was warmly celebrated at our 34th and Garnett Rd Church. Pastor Steve Morgan administering the sacred New Testament rite. The special sacrament affirmed...
Generally Speaking
Columns & Opinion
Generally Speaking
By GENTNER DRUMMOND OKLAHOMA ATTORNEY GENERAL 
March 13, 2024
Every year in mid-March, we recognize a week to celebrate the importance of open government and access to public information. Sunshine Week, which this year runs from March 10 to 16, promotes open mee...
Speaking for Children in a Deadline Week
Columns & Opinion
Speaking for Children in a Deadline Week
March 13, 2024
The Legislature is in its second deadline week, when bills must pass out of the “house of origin,” meaning House bills must pass out of the House of Representatives, and Senate bills must pass out of ...
Altruistic volunteer is kept on the sidelines
Columns & Opinion
Altruistic volunteer is kept on the sidelines
March 13, 2024
DEAR ABBY: On paper, I’m an accomplished woman. I have a doctorate in Educational Leadership and had a 36-year career in education, mostly as a school administrator. I am financially stable and I have...
Please Don’t
Columns & Opinion
Please Don’t
March 8, 2024
Death makes so many of us uncomfortable. People don’t know what to say so they give empty platitudes. I get it. Before I lost my husband, I didn’t know how to deal with those that were grieving either...
Bridging a Divide
Columns & Opinion
Bridging a Divide
March 8, 2024
When Mr. Tang first joined our weekly lunchtime Bible study, smiles broke out all around. Before our sessions would end, Host Cathy gave opportunity for prayer needs to be voiced. A few weeks in, Mr. ...
Husband pressures wife to dress more provocatively
Columns & Opinion
Husband pressures wife to dress more provocatively
March 8, 2024
DEAR ABBY: My husband wants me to wear more revealing clothing. I’ve always enjoyed dressing attractively, and have never felt behind the times or like a frump, but I do have my opinion about what is ...
Can a Person Change?
Columns & Opinion
Can a Person Change?
March 8, 2024
There is the question. Many people have asked me, “Can a person change?” When asked that, I want to get into a long discussion because of the ramifications of what they are asking. However, in this co...
It’s time for chili and advocacy
Columns & Opinion
It’s time for chili and advocacy
March 6, 2024
Each year, the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) holds an Advocacy Day at the State Capitol to promote awareness of children’s issues before the Legislature. These ideas come from the ideas...
Fellow customer expects help at checkout line
Columns & Opinion
Fellow customer expects help at checkout line
March 6, 2024
DEAR ABBY: A while ago, as I was standing in line at the grocery store, a young woman with seven or eight items tied up the checkout process by leaving her groceries on the belt, and then running back...
Sausage Skillet Something
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Sausage Skillet Something
March 1, 2024
Skip asked what I was making for dinner at the beginning of February. I made up the recipe for this week and didn’t know what to call it at the time so my response was a sausage in a skillet with some...
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Kirby’s Cafe builds ‘Wall of Honor’
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Kirby’s Cafe builds ‘Wall of Honor’
By Patrick Ford Editor 
March 20, 2026
In a time when headlines are often dominated by uncertainty across the globe, one small-town cafe in Okmulgee is choosing a different focus - one rooted in gratitude, unity and remembrance. At Kirby’s...
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Filing period begins April 1
March 20, 2026
Statewide election activity officially begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 1, when the candidate filing period opens. Candidates for state offices file with the Secretary of State Election Board, while ...
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Federal changes ripple down to county programs
By DAWN CARTER REPORTER 
March 20, 2026
In rural Oklahoma, for small towns like Okmulgee, a housing program isn’t just about building homes. It’s about keeping families in place, keeping jobs local and keeping communities intact. When one o...
A Lucky Day for Okmulgee Cemetery
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A Lucky Day for Okmulgee Cemetery
March 20, 2026
It was the Okmulgee Cemetery’s lucky day Tuesday, as donations were received from two businesses that provided much-needed assistance. Stewart Martin Kubota donated a Kubota zero-turn mower along with...
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Council hears Main Street update
By Patrick Ford Editor 
March 20, 2026
In a meeting that reflected both the promise of progress and the weight of preservation, the Okmulgee City Council gathered Tuesday evening inside City Hall to tackle a wide-ranging agenda that touche...
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