Veterans Campout to offer support

From staff reports OKLAHOMA CITY – A Veterans Campout will be held free of charge the weekend of June 1-2 at the Scipio Campground in McAlester. It is endorsed by the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs.“This is just a way for us to recognize their (veterans) service and dedication,” said Rep.

Fort Sill soldiers, officers honored in Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame

OKLAHOMA CITY – Riveting stories of sacrifice, valor, heroism and community service fill the online pages of the Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame.Among the 235 individuals and eight units and organizations inducted in the OMFH since 1999, men and women of southwest Oklahoma are well represented.

Who are FCFA and Navitas?

Fort Cobb Fuel Authority, headquartered in Eakly, is a natural-gas distribution company that serves 3,864 residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural customers, records reflect.

Corporation Commission approves FCFA fuel adjustment clause

OKLAHOMA CITY – The state Corporation Commission approved Fort Cobb Fuel Authority’s fuel adjustment clause for calendar year 2022 even though it was significantly higher than the amounts charged by three other natural-gas providers in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma’s attorney general is among 19 that have sued the Biden administration over the interpretation of a pregnancy law.

Natasha Jackson was four months pregnant when she told her supervisor she was expecting. It was 2008, and Jackson was an account executive at a rental furniture store in Charleston, South Carolina — the only female employee there.

Stephens County GOP Fish Fry

Stephens County GOP Fish Fry

Oklahoma Panhandle State University is redefining No Man’s Land

Oklahoma House Speaker Designee Kyle Hilbert (R-Bristow) along with state Reps. Dell Kerbs (R-Shawnee), John George (R-Edmond) and Kenton Patzkowsky (R-Guymon) visit Oklahoma Panhandle State University in Goodwell, Oklahoma.

Career criminal pleads guilty to ATM theft

OKLAHOMA CITY– An Edmond resident who has a lengthy criminal record and was accused of committing a crime spree in January, including theft of an ATM, pleaded guilty May 22 to six felony charges.

Bill simplifies vehicle transfers for Oklahoma’s small businesses

From staff r eports OKLAHOMA CITY – Legis lation to aid Okl ahoma small b usiness owners was approved by Governor Kevin S titt on M ay 20.

Lucas warns against rushing AI research

From staff reports WASHINGTON, D.C. – Oklahoma Congressman Frank Lucas last week warned the U.S. House Science, Space and Technology Committee that the United States’ development of semiconductor and artificial intelligence research “should not be rushed.