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Katheryn Brown - 1st Place in Class 1 Does Kinlee Brooks - 3rd Place Class 2 Does Mattie Bain - 1st Place, Breed Champion Class 1 Sheep Diesel Cook - 1st Place Class 3 Does, Breed Champion & Grand Champion Maccie Brooks - 2nd Place Class 2 Does Matteo Chavarria - 2nd Place Class 3 Does

Seven Red Hat ladies traveled to Tomato Patch Café (Farmer’s Market) in Tecumseh, Saturday October 10 th . There we met 10 other Red Hatters from Midwest City, OKC and Yukon. One group called themselves the “Bubbly Bodacious Babes” and another group the Sassy Harlequins Chapter.

Service Center Selected, Plans Are Formulated Main Street Building Chosen; Committees Line Up For Work The Service Men’s Center, project of the Garden club, was “growing like Jack’s beanstalk” Saturday, with a location chosen and an all-community force of committees named to arrange details.

Weleetka won the first round of playoffs with a convincing 48-0 win over Watts. Despite their victory, due to the COVID outbreak, the Outlaws were forced to forfeit and will not advance to the playoffs. In their final game the Outlaws scored 22 points in the first period and 26 in the second.

As Thanksgiving Day approaches, many families are already thinking about Christmas. For those who are including Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts as part of their holiday, more than 4,000 dropoff sites are now open.

Tim and Ashley Allford Bragg proudly welcomed a precious baby girl into this world on Saturday, October 3. 2020. Hollis Bea Bragg was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma weighing 8 pounds and measuring 19 inches long.

THE OSSAA HAS NAMED BOTH THE STUART HORNETS AND THE STUART LADY HORNETS ACADEMIC STATE CHAMPIONS IN 2A CROSS COUNTRY FOR THE 2020 SEASON. The Stuart Hornets had a combined GPA of 3.891 and the Lady Hornets had a perfect 4.0 GPA.

OKMULGEE, Oklahoma - Aubrey Frye is a Muscogee (Creek) citizen and local bead artist. Frye uses her ability to weave small beads together to create jewelry and accessories in the form of Native American handmade beadwork.

Military History of African Americans The military history of African Americans spans from the arrival of the first enslaved Africans during the colonial history of the United States to the present day. They served in the U. S.

Ruben Rivers During World War II, many U.S. Army leaders had doubts about deploying African American soldiers overseas. Those unfounded fears were quickly squashed by the rapid achievements of the primarily Black 761st Tank Battalion, also known as “Patton’s Panthers.