Opinion

Another deadline has come and gone. Last Thursday was the final day to vote on remaining bills in the opposite chamber.

Much like an elder weaving rivercane into the walls of a basket, our Cherokee language speakers strengthen our identity by vibrantly using our language.

As I write this column on Tax Day, or April 15, we mostly likely will have about one month left before lawmakers adjourn the 2019 legislative session.

Dear Editor, The same original Town Board plus one new member has been recently elected to make decisions for the town of Oologah for 4 more years.

More than 355,000 adults in Oklahoma are currently living with diabetes. For each of those people, access to affordable insulin is not just an ongoing concern, but a matter of life and death.

High school graduation ceremonies across Oklahoma will soon take place. Graduation from high school is an especially significant occasion for Cherokee students and families.

As Christians across the globe, our churches hold special services on Easter Sunday in celebrate of our Lord Jesus Christ’s for His resurrection, after his crucifixion.

At Oologah United Methodist Church we have had some work happening behind the scenes.

The resurrection of Jesus! Wow! God Himself, overcoming the grave to give us hope eternal!

An elderly Christian woman was grief stricken after the death of her daughter. To adjust, she boarded a ship from England to New York City to visit her other daughter.