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Preparing a property for winter involves putting away lawn furniture, raking leaves and removing any annual plants that have shriveled up and spent the last of their energy.
Read moreIs the thought of growing or preserving your own food overwhelming? I’m here to tell you, it doesn’t have to be. You don’t have to “Go Big or Go Home” and spend days on end hoeing rows in the garden or toiling over chopping boards and canners.
Read moreTo say that COVID-19 transformed daily life would be an understatement. Few, if any, aspects of life were untouched once the virus hit.
Read moreOklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt suffered yet another loss in his quest to overturn tribal gaming compacts. Tuesday, July 28, Oklahoma City federal Chief Judge Timothy D.
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Leadership Oklahoma events have been postponed until 2021, the organization confirmed Monday morning. The statewide program was set to open with a retreat at St. Crispin’s this August, but those plans were modified due to the circumstances surrounding COVID-19.
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Visiting Shawnee may have a different look and feel to it from previous trips after a new mask mandate has been issued. The City of Shawnee ordinance requiring face coverings in certain situations went into effect on Monday, according to reporting from The Shawnee News-Star.
Read moreSeminole Drug was broken into two times over the course of the weekend, resulting in the theft of a sizable quantity of prescription drugs, according to local law enforcement agencies. The pharmacy is located at 1717 N. Milt Phillips Avenue in Seminole.
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