July 2022

America isn’t intersectional. That’s something the leftwingers who call themselves progressives have been learning, painfully, over the past 18 months.

Burglary - On Thu., July 28 at 12:09 am, a reporting party requested an officer in reference to possession of stolen property at the 300 block of S Osage. Suspicious person/vehicle - Extra patrol requested by reporting party in the 700 block of N Palm.

Jul. 29—Last season, injuries throughout the secondary forced Billy Bowman to learn to adapt quickly.

Oklahoma Farm Bureau has been chosen as one of three entities that will manage the new State of Oklahoma Business Accelerator Program. OKFB was selected to administer the accelerator program in rural parts of the state by the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology.

Jul. 29—WASHINGTON — The schedule allows the Cardinals to downsize to a four-man rotation for the next week as they buy time to figure out who will be their fifth starter.

What do compliments, advice, insults, instructions, lies, grumbling and truth all have in common? They are all types of powerful words, both good and bad. Words seem like such a small thing. However, words can have a great impact. Whether it be in the form of verbal speech or written communication, it is important for us to recognize the weight our words carry and the consequences, both positive and negative, that can result. The Bible has a lot to say when it comes to words and how to wisely handle both our hearts and mouths.

President Joe Biden insisted the country is “on the right path” on Thursday even after the economy shrank for the second straight quarter and inflation rages at a nearly 40-year high. Taking credit for record job growth, Biden said the slowing economy was actually a sign of a healthy cooling down after the postpandemic boom that helped trigger global price increases.