This weekend, President Trump is planning to hold a campaign rally in Tulsa, with thousands of fervent supporters crammed inside a sports arena. The local paper, the Tulsa World, urged him not to come, saying it was the "wrong time" and the "wrong place" to stage an event that could cause a spike in COVID-19 cases. Bruce Dart, the city's chief health officer, warned that the crowd could ignite a "perfect storm" of conditions to spread the virus.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I have had a lot of time to think about my life while I’ve been stuck at home. Recently, I have been having nightmares. Some of the things I did in my youth were just awful. As I have flashes of scenes when I was rude or downright mean to people, I shudder to think that was me. But it was.
I’m no hero,” said a Bar-S employee in response to having his picture taken a couple of weeks “ ago for the special section located within this edition of the Clinton Daily News.
It's harder to keep in touch with people these days. Things are opening up, but it's going to be a while before we hop in a car and visit people the way we used to.
Fellow Clintonites,
Today is the 164th day of 2020 and the 86th day of spring.
People complaining about government is as common as a windy day in western Oklahoma.
This is not 1968. At least not yet.
I want to make it clear that we are not adopting a dog.
The lights went out early on May 29, just before a private Mass I was to participate in. The timing all seemed to make some sense in those dark early morning minutes.