The University of Oklahoma’s Native Nations Center for Tribal Policy Research recently released a new Sovereign Report titled “Purchased/Referred Care and Cancer: Overview and Options for Tribal Consideration.”
The University of Oklahoma’s Native Nations Center for Tribal Policy Research recently released a new Sovereign Report titled “Purchased/Referred Care and Cancer: Overview and Options for Tribal Consideration.”
Springing Forward
The work of South Central Industries (SCI) of Shawnee will be featured at the Seminole Chamber of Commerce monthly forum meeting on Thursday, March 12. The luncheon meeting will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in the Haney Center at Seminole State College.
Fighting For it
Attorney General Genter Drummond is urging Oklahomans to remain alert and informed for National Slam the Scam Day, a nationwide effort to raise awareness and protect consumers from increasingly sophisticated scams that target individuals, businesses and government agencies.
Big Night For Varnum
The University of Oklahoma’s Native Nations Center for Tribal Policy Research recently released a new Sovereign Report titled “Purchased/Referred Care and Cancer: Overview and Options for Tribal Consideration.”
Springing Forward
The work of South Central Industries (SCI) of Shawnee will be featured at the Seminole Chamber of Commerce monthly forum meeting on Thursday, March 12. The luncheon meeting will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in the Haney Center at Seminole State College.
The Seminole Economic Development Council (SEDC) is seeking title to a city-owned property with the hopes of selling it to a large employer.
At their regular March meeting, Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Commissioners welcomed representatives from the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) state chapter as they honored two employees of the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Fighting For it
Looking For Three
CENTRAL Arcadia: March 2. Elevation is normal and stable, water temperature 48°F and stained. (USACE Lake Level) Largemouth bass slow on lipless baits and plastic baits around coves and shorelines. Blue and channel catfish slow on cut bait and dough bait around flats and main lake. Crappie slow on jigs around docks and standing timber. Report submitted by Dalton Buley, game warden stationed in Oklahoma County.
Moving on
The first book I read of former atheist C. S. Lewis’ was SURPRISED BY JOY. When his mother died, his father sent him to a boarding school because he thought he’d be raised more properly than what he could do.
DEAR ABBY: Eighteen months ago, I was staying with my son and his family when they had a get-together with his wife, “Corrine’s,” father. His wife, Corrine’s stepmother, had just finished chemo for several different types of cancer. When Corrine’s dad went to leave, I offered to put together a small plate for his wife, hoping it would make her feel better. When Corrine saw this from the outside, she came in and accused me of “giving away family food that her son might want.” They have lots of money, and I replied that I just thought it would be nice for the recovering woman, and if Corrine thought she needed more food for her son, I’d be happy to get it. My son and his wife have barely spoken to me since. I have offered to meet them for counseling and have sent my grandson little gifts every month, which have gone unacknowledged. I saw them for the first time last month at a family wedding. They barely said a word, and my son avoided me. The rest of the family could not believe how rude they were to me. I don’t know what else to do. I have reached out. I’ve written notes. When I talk with my son on the phone, he’s receptive. Then he talks to his wife, and all of a sudden, nothing is acceptable. Please help. -- ESTRANGED IN CALIFORNIA DEAR ESTRANGED: Could there be more behind this than you have mentioned -- perhaps hurt feelings that drove Corinne over the edge? You have done all you can to make up with your super-sensitive daughter-in-law (who appears to be uniquely possessive of her food). Take a step back. Sometimes, things get better with time, and that is what I am hoping will happen for you.
It is the heart and soul of everything. The soul of man, I mean. Whether we are all just a composite of atoms wandering about in an existence that touches, and only touches those things made of atoms, and the death of the body is the annihilation of our being, or, as Christianity holds, human beings are composed of a material body made up of atoms and an immaterial soul that gives our mortal bodies their essence and personhood, questions of the soul’s existence define what it means to be human. In short, either human beings have a soul, or they don’t. It is really that simple because if human beings have no soul, then Christianity is not true, and atheism reigns supreme. However, compelling evidence for the existence of the soul, and a great deal of it, comes to us through the assessment of objective and observable phenomena. Most notably, from the inexplicable origin of human consciousness, from the testimony of Near Death Experiences, and from general religious experiences that help guide us toward correctly answering the question, “Do human beings possess a soul that survives the death of the physical body?” In 907, a man
Coffeetime
Cofer Donny Dean Cofer, 53, of Edmond, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully on February 22, 2026, in Oklahoma City, surrounded by prayer, love, and those who stood faithfully beside him.
Anderson Rev. Dr. Jimmy (James) Anderson was born August 14,1932 and passed away March 2, 2026. Jimmy was born in Kansas City, Missouri to father Norman Anderson and Mother Mattie Stidham (Anderson).
Harjo Katie Mae Harjo passed away, Saturday, February 28, 2026 at her home in Oklahoma City, OK at the age of 87.
Robert Rolan Phillips, 96-year-old lifelong Seminole, Oklahoma resident passed from this life on Saturday, February 28, 2026 at SSM Seminole.
