By TERRY JOE WILES
If you’re paying attention, you know someone that has been affected by drugs in LeFlore County, but it seems to me from just my limited view of the current threat, fentanyl, that raising awareness of the very real danger of overdose and death could save a few — a few lives, a few families and relieve them from the devastating effects of this insane side of addiction.
By Terry Joe Wiles
It’s been a traditional spring in eastern Oklahoma, as best as I can remember anyway. Maybe there’s been a slightly bigger portion of rain than usual.
By Rep. Rick West I recently received an update on a few ongoing and future road projects in LeFlore County by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s area transportation manager. Phase … Read more
By Rep. RICK WEST Back in the 1980s, then-First Lady Nancy Reagan popularized the phrase “Just Say No” as part of an anti-drug campaign. I kind of feel like … Read more
By TERRY JOE WILES My favorite subject, me, came to mind while I was dwelling on the condition of my condition. Lately, with the help of several kind friends and … Read more
Goodbye class of 2025 By CRAIG HALL This is it. The last day of school for the 2024-2025 school year, giving me a little more time to do other things. … Read more
I presented citations to three outstanding students from Carl Albert State College last week at the Capitol. Kaylee Campbell and Pamela Millar are members of the 2025 All-Oklahoma Academic Team, and Maci Passmore is a recipient of the 2025 Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges (OACC) President’s Tuition Waiver.
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