Mail in Voting

With mail-in voting becoming such an important political issue today, it is worth the time to examine similar issues in history. I have written on this before, but with the blocking of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, it is worth reexamining.

Oklahoma State University announces fall 2021 graduates

Oklahoma State University awarded degrees to 1,825 students this past fall, including 1,159 Oklahomans, six of which graduated high school in the Cimarron Valley, according to the OSU Office of the Registrar.

On the line

Linemen with Powergrid Services, out of Hartselle, Alabama, replace old lines with new ones on the line that parallels Norfolk Road just north of Cushing. Photo by Allie Prater

Payne County Burn Ban in Affect

The Payne County Board of Commissioners’ voted to approve the continuation of a burn ban which was originally enacted in January. The burn ban resolution will be effective until Feb. 21.

Hamilton files measure prohibiting foreign-owned businesses from purchasing Oklahoma lands

As a rancher in Southeastern Oklahoma, Sen. Warren Hamilton has seen the impact of Oklahoma lands being purchased by foreign entities.

ENERGY WATCH

From the Tank Tiger Lunar New Year is one of the most important celebrations of the year among East and Southeast Asian cultures and 2022 is the Year of the Tiger. People born in the Year of the Tiger are born leaders, who walk and talk assertively and inspire respect.