Opinion

While all the rage in education, my hackles rise when an educator declares, “We learn from our students” or “Students should construct their own knowledge.” Granted, the 55 years since

Last week, my father-in-law came to visit for a few hours. He and my mother-in-law live relatively close, and one or both of them come to visit their young grandchildren

I think my kids set me up with a Facebook page several years ago. I had no clue how to do it and they said I needed one, so they helped

This month is National Adoption Month and Nov. 23 is National Adoption Day. What better time than now to celebrate the joy adoption brings and raise awareness of the necessity

I’m overjoyed at the successes of criminal justice reform we’ve seen in Oklahoma over the past few years. Oklahomans passed SQ 780 in 2016 to reclassify low-level drug and property

Editor’s Note: An internal investigation is said to be under way at the Canadian County Children’s Justice Center after complaints of harassment were made by former employees against the director

For more than a decade, El Reno has elected a mayor who is not afraid to color outside the lines. And for the same period, El Reno has experienced growth

To the Editor: The Bibles have been coming back to Walmart for some time. If you don’t need one, buy one anyway and give it away. They make awesome Christmas

My family just visited Chocolate World at Hershey Park in Hershey, Pa. — the so-called “sweetest place on earth.” For those unfamiliar, it’s a giant candy land. The primary attraction

Last week about 20 people toured what El Reno for decades referred to as Parkview Hospital. They were there to see if the building could become the first home for