The EPA Gave Polluters A License To Kill

Our government just told polluters they are free to pump deadly chemicals into our air and water. That’s because the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has suspended all enforcement indefinitely, until the COVID-19 crisis is over. This terrifies me.

Will We Learn COVID-19’s Most Important Lesson?

On February 29th, US Surgeon General Jerome Adams took to Twitter to admonish Americans: “Seriously people — STOP BUYING MASKS!

OICA Helping Oklahomans Deal With COVID-19’s New Normal

The Oklahoma Legislature returned Monday to pass budget updates under which the state will operate for the remainder of the fiscal year. The estimated shortfall will exceed $400 million to finish out the remainder of the current fiscal year and analysis is continuing for what lies ahead.

Thank Farmers And Grocery Workers For Their Service

As a veteran of the U.S. Army, I’m often thanked for my service. I’ve never felt comfortable receiving this thanks. To be honest, I’m not proud of my participation in the Iraq War. But recently, as the initial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic gripped the U.S.

Coburn’s Legacy Lives On In Inspiration

Can a conservative remain true to his principles once in office? Yes. Tom Coburn showed it could be done. While no one can fill his shoes, they can follow the path he blazed for them. Dr.

Neither Pandemic Nor Panic Supersede The First Amendment

Rodney Howard-Browne, pastor of The River church in Tampa, Florida, strongly believes that God wants his church to continue holding live services for hundreds of parishioners even in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Senator Howard’s Session Notes: The Importance Of The Census

Since we are getting plenty of information about the Coronavirus in the media, I would like to instead discuss another important topic.

Questions Arise After Boecker’s Arrest On Hit-And-Run Charges

The story of the arrest of former Cordell City Councilman Joseph Boecker took a strange turn last week when the victim of the alleged hit-and-run incident, Cathleen White, told The Cordell Beacon that the probable cause affidavit upon which the arrest was based was factually incorrect.

April 7 Elections Postponed

SUBMITED BY LEAH JONES An election emergency declaration issued by the State Election Board Secretary on March 18 will impact elections scheduled for April 7 in Washita County, the County Election Board Secretary confirmed today.

Watch Out For Financial Scams Related To Virus

On one hand, the coronavirus has brought out the best in us.