Kitty E. Koch to Aaron S. Brown, QCD. Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 24, Arapaho Original Townsite.
Elliot Burnam enjoys her summer afternoon by going down the slip-n-slide with her siblings.
The nose knows. Even the slightest hint of a skunk’s presence can send pet owners scrambling to find a way to get rid of the scent.
Delays in implementing Oklahoma’s “seed-to-sale” tracking system for medical marijuana have sowed confusion for businesses in the fast-growing cannabis industry as law enforcement authorities step up their enforcement efforts for illicit marijuana products.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I hurt myself the other night. I had been drinking rather heavily after having an argument with my husband, and when I stumbled into my room, I fell and hit my shoulder. When I woke up the next morning, I had a good-sized bruise. At first, I didn't even remember why. I know that sounds terrible, but I was fine. The bruise is still healing, but I fear that I may have a problem. Nothing like this has happened before, but I have increased my drinking a lot in the past year during the pandemic. I don't necessarily think I am an alcoholic, but I am finding it hard to stop. Advice? – Put Down the Glass
Jaqueline Rosales climbs up on the rock-climbing wall at the Clinton Public Pool during a warm afternoon before the week of rain hit the area.
State Representatives Anthony Moore, R-Clinton and Todd Russ, R- Cordell, State Senators Brent Howard, R-Altus and Darcy Jech, R-Kingfisher and U.S. Congressman Frank Lucas, R-Cheyenne, are among scores of elected officials that are endorsing U.S. Senator James Lankford’s bid for re-lection.
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Here's a look at Tuesday's headlines
- Community choir concert set for Saturday
- Wheat harvest almost over before rain hit
- Clinton man facing first degree rape charges
- Awards still pour in for state champs
Donna Rother spends her afternoon picking up trash and tending to the plants by the entrance to McLain Rogers Park. CDN