Ranger reunion honors historic task force

One-of-a-kind program in Oklahoma honors Texas County veterans

Local businesses adapt during pandemic times

University of Oklahoma recognizes retired co-op CEO

Discover ideas to help support your favorite local restaurants

A one-of-a-kind destination restaurant offers Oklahomans a fresh experience

In the backyard of the Deep Fork River, an unmarked shack is home to some of the best broasted chicken in Oklahoma. Without a sign, it feels like a secret hideout waiting to be discovered. Even the owner gives off an almost Capone-like vibe.  

Discover cool treats for many tastes in Stillwater, Oklahoma

At White Dog Hill in Clinton, Oklahoma, even better than a bark is a bite of one of the restaurant’s beautiful creations.

Congratulations to your October Okie Snaps winner, Matthew Turner, member of Lake Region Electric Cooperative. 

“Our little pumpkin patch!” Photo submitted by Lindsey Coe, member of Verdigris Valley Electric Cooperative.

Mirror image taken on the family farm near Maud, Oklahoma. Photo submitted by Sarah Rodefeld.

“Wow! That’s one big leaf!” Submitted by Sara Hutchins, member of Cookson Hills Electric Cooperative. 

In the wise words of a founding father and third U.S. President, Thomas Jefferson: “We do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate.”  

The words are simple but hold much truth. If we don’t vote, we not only miss the opportunity to support a candidate who shares our specific views and concerns, but we also allow others to chart a course that impacts our future.

Is your cup half empty or half full? The majority of us have heard this question before, and we know the answer depends on our perspective. The month of November comes every year with the reassurance that we are to give thanks. Truthfully, we have reasons to give thanks every month of the year, and every day of that year for that matter.