Lawton library hosts mini golf fundraiser

The Lawton Public Library will host its second “Mini Golf @ the Library” on from 7 to 10 p.m. March 9, and from noon to 4 p.m. on March 10. This is a fundraiser for Friends of the Lawton Public Library. The suggested donation is $2 per person or $10 per family unit. No registration is required.

Presidential Competence in an Age of Instantaneous Interaction and Decisiveness

A bombshell was dropped earlier this month when Department of Justice Special Counsel Robert Hur released his findings on President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents. The good news for Biden was Hur does not plan to bring charges.

Cosmetics Specialty Labs shutting down after 51 years

LAWTON – A manufacturer of beauty and skin products sold throughout the world is closing up shop one year after celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Father, son give insightful review of Temple Grandin

I rarely get personal with my articles, but this week’s subject resonates with me. One of the hardest days of my life was when a doctor confirmed to my wife and me what we already suspected – that my son, my oldest child had autism. We knew that not all was lost.

Standing in picket line may not make Biden the most pro-union president

By James Finck, Ph.D. While the writers’ strike in Hollywood has captured the nation’s attention out of fear that our favorite shows might be delayed, a potentially more important strike is the one in Michigan with the United Auto Workers striking against General Motors, Ford and Stellantis.

Aldean might be proud to be an Okie from Muskogee

By James Finck, Ph.D.    New songs stirring the pot and getting people worked up is nothing new, but ever so often a song comes out that stirs the pot in the opposite direction.

Pinnell champions Oklahoma businesses, workforce growth

By Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell As your Lieutenant Governor, I have had the privilege of visiting with countless businesses in all 77 counties. Most of the time, I’m included in celebrations – welcoming a new company coming to town or breaking ground on an expansion.

Box 13 and Fraudulent Elections

By James Finck, Ph. D.   Once again news coverage is swamped with allegations of Trump’s criminal activities.  This time he is accused of trying to overthrow the last election and retain power. If true, then it is a serious attack on the very fabric of our democracy.

Congress should support commonsense permitting reform

To the Editor,   Rural Oklahoma stands to benefit greatly from infrastructure development. Projects to update roads and bridges, bring high-speed internet, clean power and water can create jobs and support local businesses.

The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Embracing Risk and Catapulting to Success

By Sara Orellana   As entrepreneurs, risk is an inherent part of our journey towards success. It’s not just about starting a business or pursuing our passions; it’s also about embracing uncertainty and taking calculated risks. In all honesty, taking risks has been the key to my success.