Opinion

Along with mathematics and science, study of civics and American history is key to a well-rounded education.

Did you ever hear of Silas Soule? I hadn’t either until attending the dedication of the Sand Creek Massacre Monument and Chief White Antelope blanket ceremony at Concho. In a word, the gathering was powerful. Sorrow. Anger. Hope. Resiliency.

President Joe Biden recently delivered an address during a joint session of Congress on the eve of his 100th day in office.

For this year’s annual Citizenship Award Dinner, the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs was honored to have sports journalist Jason Whitlock as our keynote speaker. Whitlock is known for his refreshing takes on sports and social issues and didn’t disappoint.

The deadline to obtain a REAL ID has been pushed back to May 3, 2023, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Department of Homeland Security made the announcement last week.

To the Editor: To the patrons of Riverside School, I want to apologize for my actions in the last several days, but I have been under a lot of stress in concern for our wonderful school. This school has a great history, but the direction it is going is very sad. It has approximately 119 students.

“The early church was a socialist church.”

As Oklahoma’s political leaders continue to search for ways to fire up economic growth, now is the time to address many of the problems they have been avoiding for years.

For years, we’ve worked to expand and grow Oklahoma’s economy. We’re still very much an oil and gas state and we will continue to be. Aerospace is our number two leading economic generator and agriculture remains a top economic driver.

It’s hard to say what’s worse — that the University of Oklahoma is accused of trying to force staff and students to endorse positions they do not support, or that college leaders thought they could keep those efforts a secret.