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How to cook a turkey Mrs.Wilbourn’s Kindergarten ClassHow to cook a turkey by First get a turkey from the Then stuff your turkey with Next smother the outside with Finally cook the turkey at degrees for Then for dessert you can have How to cook a turkey by Atlas Aragon.

How to Cook a Turkey for Thanksgiving Mrs. Crawford’s Pre-KHow to Cook a Turkey for Thanksgiving By: Lilith Simmons You turn on the stove and Grandma cooks the turkey.How to Cook a Turkey for Thanksgiving By: Malaiah Berryhill You put it in water and you cook it.

Moss Pre-K How to Cook a TurkeyFrom the kitchen of Chef Baylor Thornbury Before you cook your turkey, you need to get one; the best place to get a turkey is from a farm. My turkey weighs 60 pounds.You kill it and cut it up get the turkey ready to cook.

The Championship battle was waged in front of a sold out Firelake arena in Shawnee Oklahoma, aired live of TrillerTv. In a battle that had fans on the edge of their seats, Bo Gibbs Jr.

STUART SCHOOL CELEBRATED VETERANS DAY

Oklahoma is one of 12 states with a closed primary. There is a need to change that. A group of supporters met in Oklahoma City to launch the State Question 835 to make that change.Oklahoma ranked 50th as a state in voter turnout in the last presidential election.

The Okfuskee Clearview OHCE Brown Suggas Club met on November 18th for their monthly meeting at the Clearview Main Street Community Building. President Shirley Nero decorated the room in a fall theme and provided gift bags for each person in attendance.

We observe NativeAmerican Heritage Month in November to recognize the achievements and contributions of Native Americans. In 1990 President George H. W. Bush approved a joint resolution designating November 1990 "National American Indian Heritage Month.

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Barbie has introduced the Maria Tallchief Inspiring Women doll, paying homage to the journey of America's first prima ballerina, Maria Tallchief.

Happy Thanksgiving to All of You from ClearviewMain Street, Hattie, Douglas, and Gibbs Streets Road resurface projects is now completed thanks to grants from COEDD and USDA at a cost of approximately $72,000. It is a two-layer, chip and seal resurface of the streets.