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ARCADIA – Norman singer-songwriter Daniel Burgess will present an Elm Tree Concert at 1 p.m. Sunday, July 30, at the Arcadia Round Barn.

Stillwater-based MORGAN promises to deliver a magical and memorable evening of live music under the stars at the Full Moon Concert on Tuesday, August 1 in Tonkawa Centennial Park, 301 East Grand. Since 2011, award winning songwriter and singer Morgan Reynolds has been pushing the boundaries of rock, blues, jazz, and folk music genres with her powerful voice and distinct instruments including saxophone, flute, piano, and guitar.

‘HAUNTED MANSION’ Rated PG-13 for some thematic elements and scary action. What it’s about: A grieving ghost tour guide in New Orleans tries to help a family with their haunted house.

STILLWATER — Explore the career of Romanian American artist Saul Steinberg at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art’s exhibition “Line of Thought: The Work of Saul Steinberg.” On view from July 25 to Sept. 30, this exhibition showcases a selection of Steinberg’s witty drawings and paintings.

Comically Serious The episode ends with Fury returning to S.A.B.E.R. along with his wife Varra, in her natural Skrull form; while Falsworth recruits G’iah and the other Skrulls to work for her government at the same time President Ritson declares open season on the Skrulls by declaring all off-world species as hostiles, and inspiring vigilante groups that kill Skrulls and those assumed to be Skrulls alike.

School districts throughout the nation, including schools in Kay County, have seen an increase in the student use of electronic cigarettes and vaping pens. According to the latest data, 1 out of every 4 Oklahoma high school students use vaping products. Common additives used in such devices include nicotine and flavorings. These substances are proven to have negative effects on adolescent brain development. Additionally, e-cigarettes and vaping pens are devices that can be used as a delivery system for marijuana. Parents should be aware of the dangers associated with vaping marijuana and how to recognize if their teens are vaping. According to the CDC in 2022, a significant percentage of teens reported last year marijuana vaping- 8% of 8th graders, 19% of 10th graders and 22% of 12 graders. Vaping marijuana can have permanent effects on the developing brain, mental health issues, as well as medical concerns. Teens who use marijuana have difficulties with learning, memory issues, and problem solving. The brain is still developing until the age of 25. Marijuana use increases the chances of not graduating high school.