Gans among awardees of Civil Rights Trail Grant Program

The Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) proudly announces that 28 organizations and communities have been awarded a grant through the Civil Rights Trail Grant Program. This total amount awarded of just over $1,100,000 will assist with the collections, interpretation and educational programming for civil rights-associated places.

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Cell, no! After 2 years of debate, schools get months to ban phones

By PAUL MONIES AND VALERIE SCOTT | OKLAHOMA WATCH

July 7, 2025

After two years of legislative discussion and debate on the distractions of cell phones in class, Oklahoma schools have months to implement a bell-to-bell ban on devices for students during the upcomi...

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Another lawsuit targets controversial OSDE social studies standards

By JENNIFER PALMER OKLAHOMA WATCH

July 6, 2025

Another lawsuit has been brought against the state Department of Education attempting to halt implementation of the new social studies standards. A group of parents, faith leaders and teachers brought...

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Is Trump’s bullying changing politics?

July 5, 2025

The suits at Paramount who cut a deal with the administration over last year’s “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris were roundly excoriated last week. Even the “South Park” guys had a go at their...

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Pope, Mother Teresa launch outreach program in Sallisaw

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

July 3, 2025

There was surely a time, during the darkest days of his life, when Steve Pope could not have imagined clawing himself out of the depths of his despair, a lost world where God had most certainly forsak...

3 in critical condition after fireworks explosion and fire

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3 in critical condition after fireworks explosion and fire

By Lynn

July 3, 2025

TUSKAHOMA — Five people were injured — three reportedly from Vian and the area who were in critical condition Thursday — when a fire ignited a cache of fireworks which were being set up at the Choctaw...

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Insurance premiums are wake-up call for counties

By Lynn Adams Staff Writer

July 3, 2025

There are life’s realities that cannot be avoided. The Sequoyah County Commissioners faced one of those at their weekly meeting on Monday. As District 3 Commissioner Jim Rogers explained, because of a...