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The Oklahoma Blood Institute is now collecting convalescent plasma from donors who have recovered from COVID-19, part of an experimental initiative approved by the Food and Drug Administration to test the product in treatment of seriously ill patients.
Read moreWhile the country is rightfully concerned about the COVID-19 pandemic, Oklahomans have another concern this time of year – tornado season.
Read moreIn an effort to prepare for medical surge and prolonged response to COVID-19 in the state, the Oklahoma Medical Reserve Corps is recruiting volunteers to serve in medical and non-medical positions.
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Masks and face gear for Hennessey police and firefighters have been provided by Kingfisher County Emergency Management, said Mayor Bert Gritz Thursday night during the town board’s first virtual meeting via Zoom.
Read moreEnergy industry experts are predicting a collapse of US shale oil production after the oil markets have been rocked by a couple of gut punches. The inability of the Saudis and the Russians to agree on production cuts, followed by the Coronavirus pandemic, have caused a glut in the market and severely curtailed economic activity. The result is lower prices and less demand for oil worldwide.
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A usual two-hour afternoon nap turned into three hours yesterday. It left me so hung over that I thought a light in the bathroom was out. It was only my hair covering my eyes. It also turns out that the deadly COVID-19 virus isn’t the only thing that’s spreading. So is my butt.
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We black people are so convenient and useful to America’s leftists. Whenever there’s a bit of silencing to be done, just accuse a detractor or critic of racism.
Read moreI read and appreciated your opinion piece recognizing and elevating the national hero that was Oklahoma’s Tom Coburn.
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