Antibodies

Back in January, I felt really bad. Part of it was lingering guilt from eating too much of the coconut cream pie at Christmas, but mostly it felt like a colony of sloths had moved into my chest and head. Coughing, headache, lots of congestion, muscle aches and an overwhelming sense of tiredness.

The joys of taking a trip

I remember the smell of the coffee bean farms during my missions trip to Costa Rica in 2009. The smell was earthy and energizing. I remember the feeling of the sand between my toes at the Dead Sea in Israel in 2018. It felt gritty and exfoliating.

Updates from Meeker Town Hall

1. Update on Meeker Lake “Quapaw 15 Project A. Surveyors are still at the Lake surveying. B. We are still waiting on the lab reports for the soil samples for the dirt to be used for filling on top of the existing dam. 8 1/2’ to 10’ of dirt will be added to the top of the dam. 2.

Kingdom of Heaven

We have the greatest time of all times to learn about God. The King James Version of the Bible has no mistakes. Where it looks like a mistake it is not but when changed to make it read as if it is correct it has become a mistake.

COVID-19 numbers reach 300

The number of people testing positive for COVID-19 in Lincoln County has bumped to the 300 mark this week. In Lincoln and Pottawatomie Counties, the positive numbers combined now stand at 1,175 as of Tuesday, according to the Oklahoma State Department of of Health.

Comm. approve two IT quotes

Lincoln County Commissioners have approved two I.T. quotes to connect three county offices to the new I.T. infrastructure. The approval came during a special meeting held last week. Lincoln County Clerk Alicia Wagnon explained, “Both quotes are from Apprentice in Tulsa.

Carney man injured in wreck

A Carney man suffered injuries in a Payne County traffic collision when the dump truck he was driving was struck from behind, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported. The two-vehicle collision occurred shortly after 10:30 a.m. on Aug.

Meeker FFA: Top 10

The Meeker FFA Chapter is one of 10 national finalists for the 2020 Model of Excellence, presented by the National FFA Organization. Meeker Ag teacher Logan Johns said he is proud of his students and humbled to be a part of this journey with them.