Churches find new ways to spread the word
Normally, church sanctuaries would be filled on Palm Sunday and Easter, but these are unusual times and the pews will be empty.
Normally, church sanctuaries would be filled on Palm Sunday and Easter, but these are unusual times and the pews will be empty.
Matt Duke, Muldrow city manager, said new Muldrow playground is now closed. Duke said when it is re-opened the city will have added new playgrounds, lights, surveillance cameras, swings and exercise equipment.
Volunteers at the First United Methodist Church and Kibois hand out food during a monthly food distribution. Each month, Kibois distributes tickets to indi viduals or families who then pick up the food on a designated day. For more information contact the First United Methodist Church of Kibois.
Maci Crandell, the reigning Miss Carl Albert, has had a busy few weeks! Crandell has been busy serving area schools and preparing for the upcoming Miss Oklahoma Competition. Most recently, Crandell participated in Read Across America Week. During the week of March 2-6, she was a guest reader at Monroe, Poteau, Heavener, and Cameron schools. Crandell read a different Dr. Seuss book at each school, then shared with the students her experience as Miss CASC, shared information about her Social Impact Initiative: ALICE Training, and also answered fun questions from the students like “does she sleep in her crown, or does she live in a castle?” Crandell is also diligently preparing for the upcom
Claims for unemployment insurance benefits in Sequoyah County, Oklahoma and the United States spiked again for the second straight week as the COV-ID-19 pandemic continued to expand across the nation, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission and U.S. Department of Labor reported Thursday.
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