SWOSU students earn college degrees
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SWOSU students earn college degrees

Southwestern Oklahoma State University recently released its 2024 spring graduates list and there are several area students who have completed various degrees at the institution.

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Work progresses on the overpass bridge at the intersection of U.S. Highway

Sports

As the beginning of the school year approaches, physicals for extracurricular activities need to be turned in soon.

Getting last minute work in before the season

Getting last minute work in before the season

Columns & Opinions

Dear Doctors: What are the essentials for a vacation first-aid kit? We are spending a week at the lake with two other families in August. I want to be prepared, but not loaded down with useless stuff. Our group has kids that range from 4 to 18 years old.

DEAR HARRIETTE: Since my divorce, my 14-year-old son has been distant and openly disrespectful. He believes it’s my fault that his father and I split up. In reality, I discovered that my ex-husband had been paying women for sexual favors, and I was disgusted and felt betrayed. Despite this, I haven’t told my son the real reason for our separation because I want him to continue to respect his father, who has been a great dad to him. However, given my son’s recent change in behavior, I’m starting to wonder if now is the right time to reveal the truth. – Heartfelt Guardian DEAR HEARTFELT GUARDIAN: Your son definitely needs your attention and loving care as well as a reestablishment of boundaries. What he does not need is a revelation about his father’s bad behavior. You can explain to him that sometimes couples grow apart, no longer share the same needs or values or have other challenges that drive them to disconnect. While it may be hard for him to understand what happened to his family, both you and your ex love him and want the best for him.

Obituaries

Funeral services for Angela Johnson, 51, of Clinton, are pending.

A cremation and funeral service to celebrate the life of Gary A. Westrick, age 33, will be held at 2:00 P.M. on Saturday, July 27, 2024, at the First United Methodist Church in Clinton. The service will be led by Rev.