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New Normal
Columns & Opinion
New Normal
October 6, 2023
It’s funny how conditioning works. Not of the hair treatment kind. A person flies off to another country where he settles into living and working for some years. Having grown conditioned then to the a...
Celebrating Oklahoma’s Manufacturing Sector
Columns & Opinion
Celebrating Oklahoma’s Manufacturing Sector
October 6, 2023
Manufacturing has brought Oklahoma tremendous economic growth and stability throughout the years, and I’m proud to celebrate National Manufacturing Week alongside our small businesses, stakeholders, a...
Hair
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Hair
October 6, 2023
Recently, we had some guests visit us. They were from California where my wife and I grew up. They have been dear friends for years. They were part of our church when we were teens. Bob had his 89th b...
Columns & Opinion
NARFE to meet Oct. 12
October 4, 2023
The National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association (NARFE) Chapter 0730 will meet Thursday, Oct. 12, at 11 a.m. at Shoney’s, 610 E. Main St. in Henryetta. The program for this month will be...
October 5
Columns & Opinion
October 5
October 4, 2023
Second Baptist Church, 1003 N. Alabama Ave. in Okmulgee, will hold a Clothes Closet Thursday, Oct. 5, from 3-6 p.m. October 5-6 PHS Drama Performance | Preston High School Drama will perform 1-act pla...
Columns & Opinion
Bartlesville man killed in crash
By PATRICK FORD NEWS EDITOR 
October 4, 2023
A crash last week claimed the life of a Bartlesville man. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported the collision on Sept. 26 at 8:27 p.m. on Interstate 40 eastbound at mile marker 243.5, 3 ½ miles east of...
Columns & Opinion
Okmulgee County EM Report
By JEFF MOORE OCEM DIRECTOR 
October 4, 2023
• Monday: Attended BOCC meeting. Returned phone calls from weekend. Continued reviewing emergency operations plan as well as flood plain program. Held volunteer meeting at 6:30 p.m. • Tuesday: Worked ...
Cooking with Zero Effort
Columns & Opinion
Cooking with Zero Effort
September 29, 2023
Fall is officially here and the days will soon be cooling down (not that you can tell it with our temperatures this week). People walking by the windows of our downtown office will go from shorts and ...
Hint of Oxygen
Columns & Opinion
Hint of Oxygen
September 29, 2023
Meeting Steve Blahut, allowing him to graciously engage me in dialogue regarding several painful, hidden chapters of my past, became the precursor for major gamechangers in my health. Mental - spiritu...
Evah Really Hungry?
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Evah Really Hungry?
September 29, 2023
The story was of a journalist who encountered a young street urchin as he was walking through the city. The young boy was hungry and said so as he asked for help. The journalist was inclined to ignore...
Grocery tax elimation should be priority
Columns & Opinion
Grocery tax elimation should be priority
By JEFF MAYO OKMULGEE TIMES PUBLISHER 
September 29, 2023
According to a recent poll, 75 percent of Oklahomans are in favor of eliminating the state’s 4.5 percent grocery sales tax. That is more than those favoring cutting the state’s income tax. So as with ...
Get Your Farm in the Fight
Columns & Opinion
Get Your Farm in the Fight
September 29, 2023
Ten Billion People are Coming I really like this poster. I love history. I am one of those weirdos who would rather watch a documentary about the Mongol conquest of Asia than waist time on the latest ...
It’s Confidential
Columns & Opinion
It’s Confidential
September 29, 2023
A few months ago, one of the public speakers at an Okmulgee City Council meeting commented: Why do economic development projects have to be secret? They always seem to be discussed in executive sessio...
10 Years Ago:
Columns & Opinion
10 Years Ago:
September 27, 2023
Daniel Nimrod and his wife Ariane Harder escaped an early morning house fire, but lost several pets and a car. Re-Run Junction held a grand opening. Re-Run Junction supported paid employment for peopl...
Boyfriend candidate quickly reveals his true intentions
Columns & Opinion
Boyfriend candidate quickly reveals his true intentions
September 27, 2023
DEAR ABBY: I am 36, still single and depressed about it. I recently met someone who seemed perfect. He has his own place with laundry facilities, and his job is the kind where he doesn’t have a bunch ...
Child Poverty Growing in Oklahoma
Columns & Opinion
Child Poverty Growing in Oklahoma
September 27, 2023
Two recent studies show Oklahomans are struggling with poverty levels above the national average. A report released this month by the U.S. Census Bureau validated another report released earlier this ...
Not Really Chocolate
Columns & Opinion
Not Really Chocolate
September 22, 2023
September 22 is National White Chocolate Day! White chocolate is made from cocoa butter, sugar and milk solids. It contains no cacao solids or liquor therefore it is actually not chocolate at all, but...
Sliver of Light
Columns & Opinion
Sliver of Light
September 22, 2023
A gracious Pastor Baldridge administered my father’s memorial service. Longtime friend, Chet Munds brought his smooth tenor voice to, “I Found The Lily in my Valley”. Weeks earlier while visiting the ...
10 Years Ago:
Columns & Opinion
10 Years Ago:
September 22, 2023
H.O.P.E. Tulsa was at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer on the second and fourth Thursday of the month conducting free, confidential and, if desired, anonymous Hepatitis C, HIV and Syphilis testing...
County Cheer Squads Headed to State
Columns & Opinion
County Cheer Squads Headed to State
September 22, 2023
The Preston High School and Henryetta High School cheer squads both advanced to State following their performances last Saturday at Chickasha. Finals will be held this weekend at Union High School.
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Candidate filing period concludes
By Patrick Ford Editor 
December 5, 2025
The three-day candidate filing period for local school boards and municipal offices in Okmulgee County officially closed Wednesday, setting the stage for a series of nonpartisan elections that will ta...
Last Stop Christmas Shoppe returns
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Last Stop Christmas Shoppe returns
December 5, 2025
More than twenty vendors are offering a variety of unique items just in time for Christmas at the Last Stop Christmas Shoppe Craft Fair tomorrow, Dec. 6. The fourth annual event, sponsored by Okmulgee...
GCTC students bring Okmulgee Christmas Marketplace to life
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GCTC students bring Okmulgee Christmas Marketplace to life
December 5, 2025
Downtown Okmulgee has officially transformed into a Winter Wonderland as Christmas on the Square opens for its inaugural season - complete with a festive Christmas Marketplace, sparkling lights and ha...
Salvation Army Bell Ringers Sought
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Salvation Army Bell Ringers Sought
December 5, 2025
Several residents took time out of their busy schedule last week to assist in ringing the bell for the Salvation Army Angel Tree. Pictured are Rev. Marcus Jeffery and Mark McGriff; Ken Ratcliff; and a...
Beggs barrel racer earns shot at Junior NFR in Las Vegas
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Beggs barrel racer earns shot at Junior NFR in Las Vegas
By DAWN CARTER REPORTER 
December 5, 2025
When Beggs High School sophomore Laney Hudson qualified for the 2025 Junior National Finals Rodeo barrel race in Las Vegas, it felt like the payoff to a dream she’d been chasing since childhood. She d...
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