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The Tulsa Remote group of Tulsa’s most talented and successful workforce community began a journey in March 2021 to visit the Thirteen Original Historically All-Black Towns of Oklahoma have just completed on August 28, 2021, their quest. This diverse, bright, and driven group drove miles throughout the Muscogee, Seminole, Potawatomi, Sac and Fox, and Oklahoma Territory to visit the towns of Summit, Taft, Redbird, Tullahassee, Rentiesville, Vernon, Clearview, Boley, Grayson, Langston, Lima, Tatums, and Brooksville, also the IXL, Wewoka, and the Oklahoma History Center. Along the way, the group learned how the towns collaborated and networked to build communities. They gained valuable history lesson and historical content as well.
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CALVIN 1ST GRADE STUDENTS ARE PICTURED AS THEY PREPARE TO RETURN TO CLASS DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL. Picture are: Front Row: Charlotte Lindley, Anna Iker, Emar’e Holmes, Arya Herrod, Bella Curtis, Jonas Peters, Gunner Bain, Cannon Rockey, Ryan Runyan. Back Row: Hailey Amaral, Matthew Turner, Anastasia Turner, Asher Stoll, Mason Snow, Langston Troup, William Smith, Marni Shiever, Lane Sanford, Ms. Russell.
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Two Holdenville police officers showed incredible bravery on the night of August 20, while responding to a call at Walmart concerning suspect Devin McKee.
Read moreGovernor Kevin Stitt has called a special election to fill a vacancy in the office of Hughes County Commissioner District 3, Hughes County Election Board Secretary Brandy Davis said today.
Read moreA Hughes County woman died after the car she was driving rolled over, according to an Oklahoma Highway Patrol report.
Read moreLast week I wrote about getting rid of the itch. This disease is sort of like getting rid of ISIS. You felt like you had gotten rid of it only to discover next week that it was back in full force. Such was my battle in the 1940s with the itch infections. Now, here we sit and listen with a worried feeling as our President tries to explain how we managed to turn our “victory” in Afghanistan into a sudden loss. Just like the itch. Afghanistan is back. A time of shame for our country. A week of regrets for the thousands of citizens who served our armed forces during that long 20 years of war. A time of concern as we try to figure out how to get our citizens and those friendly Afghans that were helpful to us out of that unhappy place.
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