Waiting for our old buddy, Personal Responsibility
Another week, another chapter in the future book that will be written about this time in our state.
COVID-19 cases are surging, you may have...
‘A lot of quality-of-life enhancements’ happening in Kingfisher
KINGFISHER — Mayor Roxie Alexander is so proud of her hometown that not even a classic Oklahoma downpour could dampen the spirits of the...
When it comes to small towns, Tuttle takes the cake
TUTTLE — A live cake auction is no place for amateurs.
Seated in the back row of the Tuttle High School auditorium Saturday night, NonDoc...
How to keep latchkey kids out of the mental health ‘danger zone’
Every August, when Oklahoma children return to school, my thoughts turn to our latchkey kids and the hazards and menaces they face. These kids,...
Hey, Coach, what was the Indian Removal Act?
Having taught Oklahoma history at the university level for the better part of four decades, I am quite happy to be retired. Were I...
Finally burger time? In-N-Out should be in OKC
What will it take? If the news of Oklahoma City's larger-than-expected population gain on the latest U.S. census can't bring an In-N-Out Burger franchise...
The delta variant is getting a little too trendy
Believe it or not, there was a point earlier this year when I told myself I was done drawing comics related to COVID-19. Now, in...
State agency Twitter accounts: The good, the surprising, the inactive
Twitter lists are one of the most underrated facets of social media. As someone who uses social media more for work than for fun,...
In Okmulgee, Muscogee Nation Council House highlights history
MVSKOKE NATION / OKMULGEE — Anyone who wants to gain a better understanding of how Muscogee Nation citizens and Native Americans at large feel...
Git along little dogies: It’s SEC or bust
Pack up the schooner, we are heading east.
What has transpired the past two weeks in college football, and more specifically with the universities of...
