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Dobrinski wins State Representative seat

Okeene’s Mike Dobrinski claimed more than 71 percent of the vote last week outdistancing Adam Masters of Kingfisher by a 4376 to 1725 margin to win the House District 59 State Representative seat. Dobrinski will now be sworn in this November,...

Stitt: Oklahoma’s COVID trends defy media portrayal

Although national news outlets have portrayed states that were among the first to lift COVID-19 shutdown orders—including Oklahoma—as now suffering an enormous wave of increased infections, Gov. Kevin Stitt says the state is still among the safest...

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Farm Relief Comes, but Not for Hard Red

The Coronavirus Food Assistance Program, or CFAP, has issued over $150 million to Oklahoma’s farmers and ranchers in its first three weeks, but wheat advocates are still pushing for inclusion of hard red winter wheat into the program. In Oklahoma...

Sanders Earns Perfect RIED Score

House Majority Leader Mike Sanders, R-Kingfisher, received a perfect score from the non-partisan Research Institute for Economic Development (RIED) organization in its annual report. RIED puts out the evaluation of Oklahoma legislators based on...

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Dobrinski wins State Representative seat

Okeene’s Mike Dobrinski claimed more than 71 percent of the vote last week outdistancing Adam Masters of Kingfisher by a 4376 to 1725 margin to win the House District 59 State Representative seat.

By Mack Miller

Stitt: Oklahoma’s COVID trends defy media portrayal

Although national news outlets have portrayed states that were among the first to lift COVID-19 shutdown orders—including Oklahoma—as now suffering an enormous wave of increased infections, Gov.

By Ray Carter, Director, Center For Independent Journalism, Oklahoma Council Of Public Affairs

Dobrinski wins District 59 House seat

Long time Okeene resident and businessman Mike Dobrinski defeated Adam N.

By Paul Laubach

Sports

OSSAA votes down three-phase plan, All activities set to resume June 1

Last Friday, the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association Board of Directors held a special meeting to hear a three-phase plan to slowly bring back school-related extracurricular activities