Edith Lauvhon Todd McAdams entered her Heavenly home on January 19, 2021. She was born July 28, 1937 to Melton and Lucy Todd. Edith grew up in Cox City and graduated from Cox City High School. She married Lewis Hatchett and from this marriage they were blesse... More »
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol plans to spend the last two weeks of January focusing on distracted driving violations. This special emphasis is in honor of Trooper Nicholas Dees who was killed by a distracted driver on January 31, 2015. Trooper Dees and Trooper K... More »
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump became the first United States president to be impeached twice. He was charged with ‘incitement of insurrection,’ in conjunction with the overrun of the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, (D-CA)... More »
by Ray Carter, Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs Democratic members of the Oklahoma House of Representatives called for elimination of gender-specific language in the House’s operating rules during that chamber’s organizational meeting on Tuesday (Jan 5,2021)... More »
This week’s pet is Poobear and is only 3 months old, a beautiful pup that is totally vetted, uses puppy pads and needs a home where someone is home most of the day. To meet this animal contact the shelter at 405-245-6932. Other animals are available seeking ad... More »
As of January 17th there are 354,979 cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma with 40,109 active cases reported. The Health Department is reporting that 169,411 prime doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been given and 28,409 individuals have received their second round o... More »
In the calendar year 2020, Legislature passed an emergency order in Senate Bill 210, which allowed registered voters who met certain COVID-19 criteria to claim “physically incapacitated” status for absentee voting at elections. Voters were not required to disc... More »
Epsilon Sigma Alpha is a Philanthropic Sorority founded in 1929. Two scholarships are awarded each year to students of Oklahoma communities. Now would be the time to apply for the scholarships. The first scholarships, “Outstanding Youth Award” is open to all ... More »
by Wayne Watts, publisher By looking at the Grady County Health Department facebook page, it is easy to see that the vaccination process is somewhat confusing and there are still questions regarding the virus and how the vaccine will help. Here is a compilatio... More »
Although our Christmas celebrations looked very different than in years past, I hope you were still able to enjoy this blessed season and celebrate the birth of our Savior. As we look toward the new year, it’s important to look back and count our blessings fro... More »
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