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U.S.—According to sources who dared to peek their heads outside this morning, God’s brilliant creation is moving on after a long and difficult winter.

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Presidential candidate Joe Biden finally addressed sexual assault allegations against him, telling the press he had no recollection of any Tara Reade.

John Moeller Reappointed John Moeller, Holdenville, was reappointed by the State Soil Conservation on March 4, for a two year term on the board of supervisors of the Hughes County Soil and Water Conservation District, according to Marvin C. Emerson, executive director of the State Soil...

Recently, we chatted a bit about the Amish way of life and covered some interesting questions some of you have had. Rita, from Lehman PA, also remarked how children are a gift from God and that it stands out to her that we can care for them while a loving home is not the story in all foster homes.

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FELONIES Zane Doyle—bringing contraband (weapons/explosives/drugs/intoxicating beverage) into jail or penal institution. James Henry Jackson—conspiracy. Pojoe Camp—burglary in the second degree. Rebecca Marie Jackson—conspiracy. Gary Shaune Nuckols—domestic abuse-assault and battery.

Spliced in between our corona pandemic, we still suffer the other rigors of life in Oklahoma. Such as tornadoes. Gives us something else to think about so, for whatever reasons, my thoughts stray to April 9, 1947. The granddaddy of tornadoes paid an unwelcome visit to Woodward, Oklahoma.

A parade was held on April 14 to show appreciation to Suzy Berry who has worked as a nurse in this community for many years. She recently celebrated 20 years with Mays Home Health Services and was honored with a parade and luncheon.

Rosalind invited her family to meet her for lunch at her favorite coffee shop. It would be her treat because they were going to celebrate her granddaughter Hannah’s fifth birthday. Everyone, dressed up and smiling, arrived on time and settled into a large corner booth.

You’re a thirty-five-year-old mother of three, living in the dreary town of Topeka, Kansas, many a mile from what was once home. Your husband is away, having found work back in your home state.