Beef Showmanship winners, from left, Charley Baker, Ella Richardshon, and Kaylin Oaks, all of Arapaho-Buter hold onto their awards at the recent Custer County Free Fair Livestock and Horse Show.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced the extension of more than a dozen flexibilities ensuring participants in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children continue receiving the food and health support they need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Shannon Clark, with First Bank & Trust, recently completed the Oklahoma Bankers Association Compliance School in Oklahoma City.
Judge Dakota Quickle, left, stands next to the Market Breeding Doe winner Brooklyn Atchley of Clinton.
(Left photo) Madison McGuire of Thomas-Fay-Custer, left, and Mindy Sawatzky of Clinton hold their awards next to judge Dakota Quickle, at the Custer County Free Fair Livestock and Horse Show. (Right photo) Quickle, left, stands next to Shaylee Maddox, and the winner of the Ewe Division, Ashlyn Maddox, both of T-F-C.
Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) recently applauded the passage of two bills he cosponsored to help address the crisis of missing and murdered indigenous women.
From left, Mason Pritchard, Karson Profit, and Kaitlyn Bryant, all of Weatherford smile and hold onto their Swine Champ plaques as judge Dakota Quickle stands next to them.
Governor Kevin Stitt recently announced that Oklahoma is now ranked 10th in the nation for lowest unemployment rate.
Recently, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready was elected vice chair of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ Midwest Zone.
Jayce Miller, right, the winner of the Barrow category at the Custer County Free Fair Livestock and Horse Show stands next to Judge Quickle.