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The legislature convened on Monday in a special legislative session to affirm Governor Kevin Stitt’s health emergency declaration, which gives him additional power to act on the COVID-19 crisis and coordinate response efforts with our county and state health departments. I have full faith that in this time of need, the legislature and Governor Stitt are leading Oklahomans in the right direction.
Read moreHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi not only says that Congress won’t re-open in April, but has warned President Donald Trump against moving to re-start the economy.
Read more[Ed. Note: Hans von Spakovsky is an authority on a wide range of issues–including civil rights, civil justice, the First Amendment, immigration, the rule of law and government reform–as a senior legal fellow in The Heritage Foundation’s Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies and manager of the think tank’s Election Law Reform Initiative.]
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GE STUDENTS – Kingfisher Heritage School announced its Great Expectations Students of the Month at Jacket Roundup on March 6. Earning the honor were, from left: front row, fourth graders Brett Calamateo and Maeli Turner and third graders Camila Cornejo, Abi Smith, Parker LeForce and Ariana Ramirez; and back row, fourth graders Oliva Burt and Brylea Smith, third graders Camilo Marquez and Remington Goodwin and fourth grader Chloe Goldbek. [Photo provided]
Read moreDue to current COVID-19 restrictions, Gilmour Elementary is unable to perform its usual paperwork or screenings for pre-kindergarten enrollment.
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Kingfisher Heritage School recognized students who had read a million words or more during the school year at Jacket Roundup on March 6. Recognized as Million Word Readers were, from left, Logan Langdon, Chloe Richardson, Rosa Wallace, Bailey Williams, Hagen Owens (2 million words) and Olivia Burt. All students are fourth graders. [Photo provided]
Read moreSharp north winds arriving Sunday and the prospect of colder temperatures created concern for farmers about their small grain crops.
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Despite having the reigning players of the year returning, the Three Rivers Conference bestowed the honor on two new players this season.
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