"I've lost friends that I've grown up with, we got 20 blood, and then you don't even count the non-blood, the friends, the family, the close ones you know, they're all gone" https://t.co/uhXWTfHS95
Kim Holmes persisted in her job at @MHAOKLA, despite deep personal losses to COVID-19, because the agency's clients are grappling with mental illness, addictions and criminal histories: "You know, they don't always get second chances." By @GaylordNews: https://t.co/CeBjURy3gq
From @GaylordNews: In the midst of the #COVID19 pandemic, Kim Holmes lost 20 blood relatives and many more friends. But she has continued to show up for those who needed her most with the #MentalHealth Association of #Oklahoma. https://t.co/U8yRoVSoE2
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Kim Holmes, an enrolled member of the United Keetowah Band of Cherokees, lost 20 blood relatives and many more friends, yet continued to show up for those who needed her most
https://t.co/VTue3PULn4
by @KeeganMWilliams
A U.S. federal court has dismissed a lawsuit seeking to block an effort by the Biden administration to revise how navigable waters are to be regulated.
This new rule could create more problems than solutions for Oklahoma farmers.
https://t.co/xwUD10R69v
by @KeeganMWilliams
From @KeeganMWilliams: For Oklahoma farmers, the new proposed revision to the Waters of the United States could create more problems than solutions when it comes to which #water sources are considered under federal regulation. https://t.co/LEU39cBxpK
GOOD 4 THE U.S.: @Olivia_Rodrigo wants to keep Americans looking happy and healthy with a White House visit encouraging young people to get vaccinated.
For years, OU’s Gaylord School of Journalism has been helping turn students into working journalists. More recently, the school has given a select few students the opportunity to hone their reporting skills our nation's capital. https://t.co/MwF0q4nVwM
Over the last 3 years, @GaylordNews has provided @GaylordCollege students the opportunity to hone their journalism skills from the nation’s capital.
To see what kind of experience our program has to offer, check out a story by @AlexDCameron from @news9
https://t.co/xIb9bSliiM
(1) The Oklahoma Covid situation is worsening. The delta variant is now rapidly spreading through our State. Unfortunately, all metrics are pointing toward more Covid cases to come. We are at the beginning of this new Covid “delta variant” wave. I am deeply concerned.
On April 22, 2013, people huddled around a copper vault in the basement of the First Lutheran Church of #OKC, anxiously waiting to see what was put inside 100 years before. A forthcoming documentary seeks to preserve the memory of the capsule's contents. https://t.co/GGq19wn1UC
On April 22, 1913, a time capsule was buried in an #OKC church's basement. The project was originally planned as a fundraiser to pay for a new church organ. Then it quickly became a city-wide affair. #OKhistory https://t.co/GGq19wn1UC
Muscogee Nation creative manager Brian OnTheHill created the new logo for the tribe that took inspiration from Mississippian design on pottery and shell carvings
https://t.co/d5HVMkO7TI
Huddled around a copper vault in the basement of the First Lutheran Church of Oklahoma City, people waited anxiously to find out what had been tucked inside parishioner Virginia Bland Tucker Sohlberg’s century chest.
https://t.co/2M26dYr3iL
by @KeeganMWilliams
Muscogee Nation creative manager Brian OnTheHill created the new logo for the tribe that took inspiration from Mississippian design on pottery and shell carvings
https://t.co/d5HVMkO7TI
From @KeeganMWilliams: Leaders of the #MuscogeeNation say they are dropping "Creek" from the tribe's name as part of a rebranding effort. https://t.co/8zoeHO1BR3