Commentary
NonDoc.com serves as a responsible public forum for news and commentary. Our commentary section is open for public submission on a variety of topics. Promotional pieces are not accepted as commentary submissions.
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Drummond alleges cold, hard facts in pair of Winter Storm Uri cases
You could say things are starting to heat up in the world of natural gas marketing.
We all remember the blustery and cold February caused...
It’s time to fix the confounding MLB blackout problem
I’m a child of Ted Turner’s SuperStation WTBS.
Early evenings in the 1980s were spent at my grandfather’s house, watching the Atlanta Braves game du...
Cloudy eclipse could add sadness during darkness
Get ready for a total eclipse of the...sky?
Monday's upcoming total solar eclipse is making a lot of headlines leading up to it, but not...
The immaturity of the Association of Mature American Citizens
Good grief. Geezerdom has been politicized!
A recent delivery of snail mail contained a letter from some lady associated with an outfit calling itself AMAC,...
While weird, bunny ears still healthier than Peeps
I was talking with a friend recently about Easter candy.
We were listing off all of the greatest hits the holiday has to offer: jelly...
‘Genuine dispute’: Where things stand in NonDoc v. OU
As the child of University of Oklahoma academics and an OU journalism graduate myself, I never thought I would file a lawsuit against my...
Podcast: Community journalism, origin stories and an ‘interrupting duck’
As we close in on this spring's $20,000 fundraising goal for our Edmond Civic Reporting Project, the NonDoc newsroom decided to break out the...
Race track ruckus: Stitt trying large wager again
You can make a wager now, but will it pay off later?
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is hoping that question will be answered in his...
Sustain community journalism with our Edmond Civic Reporting Project
What do you get when a city of almost 100,000 people sees a national holding company close the state's oldest newspaper?
Here at NonDoc, we...
History is clear: Alfalfa Bill Murray was a terrible bigot
Once upon a time, when Oklahoma was full of Democrats and Socialists, the state had a governor who practiced social distancing without anyone telling...
