Commentary
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Free dental, vision, medical care in Tulsa on May 6-7
Over the years, I have written a few short posts to alert the public about Remote Area Medical events, and I am doing so...
Learning of life and death in the newspaper industry
Your editor has asked me to write something about having been a journalist in days of yore when print was king and computers were...
Dunkin’ on each other for ‘Donuts with the Governor’
Who doesn't love donuts? A sweet, fried treat that is easy to eat, donuts are hard to turn down. Splitting a limited box of...
How the Indoor Football League helped me cope with pandemic loneliness
The year is 2020, and the inner workings of COVID are still very much a mystery.
In a workplace-mandated effort to socially distance, I’m standing...
Oklahoma’s turnpike expansion plan faces road blocks
When we got our first look at the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority's ACCESS Oklahoma $5 billion, 15-year expansion plan a little over a year ago,...
Easter Sundaze: Trying to save a dime in the egg aisle
Easter is here, and the bunnies are getting desperate.
If you recall my Easter Sundaze comic last year, the price of food was really taking...
Preserving Hafer Park memories: Welcome to paradise
Edmond is talking about Hafer Park again, which always grabs my attention for one reason. Growing up near there, I knew Hafer Park as...
Oklahoma’s Broadband Office and the mystery of missing meeting minutes
Among the many technologies we enjoy in the modern world, and perhaps take for granted, I think broadband internet access may be the most...
March Madness 2023: So your bracket is in shambles
How is your bracket holding up this March Madness?
I haven't filled one out in years, but if I had done so this go-round, "busted"...
For Sunshine Week, support journalists in the fight for open government
When I took a State Capitol reporting class at the University of Oklahoma in 1977, I was assigned to write a weekly news report for...
