A federal judge in Louisiana has sided with a group of states, including Oklahoma, that challenged President Biden’s attempt to disrupt the energy industry through an executive order.

Author visits Route 66 museum

Anne Maro Slanina, the author of The Adventures of Annie Mouse Series, stopped by the Clinton Route 66 Museum as part of her road trip. Pictured are, from left, Barbara Bretherick, Bill Bretherick, of Georgria, and Slanina talking about some of her books that the local museum has in stock.

Public Works Authority for the Town of Custer City, Oklahoma to An Dong, WD. NW ¼ SW ¼ 22-14N-16W, SW ¼ NW ¼ SW ¼ 22-14N-16W.

Gross Receipts to the Treasury indicate Oklahoma’s economy is rapidly emerging from the pandemicdriven downturn as every major revenue stream shows strong growth.

Working to improve reading skills

Jade Soto, at left, reads along with April Willoughby during Summer Playground learning held at the Southwest Elementary School Library.

DEAR HARRIETTE: My wife and I have dabbled a bit in the stock market since we have been married. I'm a lot more interested than she is, but we have been making decisions about what to buy together. It was fun during the pandemic, too, because we made some money investing in technology and services that people were using a lot to get by. But now we have hit a wall.

A path forward for American science, technology

The United States has long been the world leader in science and technology. That’s no accident — it’s the result of sustained investment in our research enterprise. But we’ve let our commitment slip and we’ve lost focus on the importance of scientific and technological leadership. It’s time we redouble our efforts and reinvest in American science and technology.

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