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Classical Crossroad
Columns & Opinion
Classical Crossroad
October 20, 2023
Jim’s departure caught me off guard. Once I got an introductory taste (it seemed that someone had dropped a savory appetizer on my plate) of the school’s environment with its diverse cultures, I retur...
Valley of Thorns
Columns & Opinion
Valley of Thorns
October 20, 2023
I had a dream. And in this dream I had been following my Savior - my Guide, my Light, my Path - for a while already. He had led me past many, many obstacles and pitfalls - for which I was most gratefu...
Wife’s puzzling behavior is an obstacle for couple
Columns & Opinion
Wife’s puzzling behavior is an obstacle for couple
October 20, 2023
DEAR ABBY: I’m a lesbian. My wife and I have been married for nine years, but since COVID and my mother’s death, we have had problems. I met a man online; he’s an actor. We grew close via the internet...
Boyfriend still dragging feet on getting married
Columns & Opinion
Boyfriend still dragging feet on getting married
October 18, 2023
DEAR ABBY: I have been with my man for seven years and I keep asking him when we’re getting married. He said we would - “someday.” Then COVID came along. Now he says after the pandemic is completely o...
Advocacy Boot Camp planned
Columns & Opinion
Advocacy Boot Camp planned
October 18, 2023
Children will often call for a “do-over” when involved in a game on the playground. Similarly, golfers might take a “mulligan” to attempt a shot a second time when the first went awry. In life, you do...
You say you want a revolution?
Columns & Opinion
You say you want a revolution?
October 18, 2023
Make it a brown one We need a brown revolution. Most of us are familiar with the green revolution - the explosion of agriculture production that happened between the 1940’s and 1970’s, due largely to ...
Noodle Squash
Columns & Opinion
Noodle Squash
October 13, 2023
Spaghetti squash is a winter vegetable, but readily available year round. It has a nice, nutty flavor and is super easy to cook. It’s a trifecta of perfection when it comes to choices-available, flavo...
HISTORY
Columns & Opinion
HISTORY
October 13, 2023
10 Years Ago: Okmulgee was selected as a primary filming location for a television show called “Brunch.” Spc. Thomas J. Johnson, 564th Engineer Battalion, CENT-COM Material Recovery Element and native...
Horizons
Columns & Opinion
Horizons
October 13, 2023
“Hi guys, welcome!” It is a growing conviction of mine only a handful of people in the world carry a smile that actually lights up a room. That is just the kind of smile that frequently beams across t...
Suspicions linger about paternity of fiancés ‘niece’
Columns & Opinion
Suspicions linger about paternity of fiancés ‘niece’
October 13, 2023
DEAR ABBY: My fiancé and I have been together nine years. During that time, we have had our ups and downs. Eight years ago, after a year of dating, we decided to move in together. The following year w...
Focus on Local Issues
Columns & Opinion
Focus on Local Issues
By Rose Lynch 
October 13, 2023
Friends, Watching the ugliness politically has so many of us frustrated and confused. Where are our leaders who worked for everybody? We had incredible leaders like Gov. George Nigh, Gov. Walters, Gov...
Avoidance or Facing
Columns & Opinion
Avoidance or Facing
October 13, 2023
When I was young, just a little guy, I loved playing with my cars in the driveway. Our driveway was dirt, so it was perfect for carving out roadways to drive my toy cars over. I would become so involv...
Maui fires show the need (once again) for fire planning, wildfire fuel load reduction
Columns & Opinion
Maui fires show the need (once again) for fire planning, wildfire fuel load reduction
October 11, 2023
Wildfires - It’s no surprise that this is the topic that comes up again and again when you talk about adapting to the changing climate. After all, wildfires are pretty scary and unlike tornadoes, hurr...
Child welfare task force makes solid recommendations
Columns & Opinion
Child welfare task force makes solid recommendations
October 11, 2023
Earlier this year, on the first day of his second term of office, Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order forming the Child Welfare Task Force. Former Human Services Cabinet Secretary Justin Brown ...
Marriage, middle-aged son stuck in time for 30 years
Columns & Opinion
Marriage, middle-aged son stuck in time for 30 years
October 11, 2023
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married since 1968. The last time we were intimate was in 1984. The house is in both of our names. Nine years ago, she asked one of our sons to come live with us. Sh...
Boosting Your System Naturally
Columns & Opinion
Boosting Your System Naturally
October 6, 2023
Cold and flu season is almost upon us. If you read my column on a regular basis, and read it completely, you will notice a lot of the foods I have covered have all sorts of great benefits from reducin...
Columns & Opinion
Lunch: Corndog
October 6, 2023
Lunch: Corndog or Uncrustable w/Cheese Stick, Carrots, Fruit Salad, Chocolate Pudding Tuesday: Breakfast: Strawberry Parfait or Sausage on Stick, Cheese Stick, Pears, Orange Juice Lunch: Chicken & Waf...
Spouse shattered by a pair of betrayals
Columns & Opinion
Spouse shattered by a pair of betrayals
October 6, 2023
DEAR ABBY: My husband of six years has left me for my sister. I’m brokenhearted because I thought he was the love of my life. I thought the six years we had together were wonderful for both of us. I d...
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...
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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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