Missing the train home

Over the Fourth of July weekend, I had the distinct honor of attending a wedding in the Fort Worth area. It was a lovely ceremony. Congrats to Ruby and Adam, may your union be stronger than my vehicle’s starter.The only snag?

Town Talk

DIANA REED CorrespondentI attended church camp this past weekend at Cross Timbers in Davis and for all of you wondering if I would survive, I’m happy to say I did.

Gratitude

As readers look at this week’s column, the International Finals Youth Rodeo has only four performances remaining.

10 years from now

At my age, ten years still feels like a long time, but not an unthinkable amount of time.It’s the sort of span that used to sound like science fiction, but now just sounds like a career plan. So here’s my dreams for what life in 10 years might look like.First off, I’d like to be 29.

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Upcoming community activities happening over the next several days are Stroud Community Clothing Ministry Thursday July 10th 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on West Highway 66, Stroud City Council meeting Thursday July 10th 5:00 p.m. at City Hall, Stroud Masonic Lodge monthly breakfast Saturday July 12th...

Gratitude

We kept the grandson part of this past weekend and when Pat and I and little Liam were riding around on Sunday we drove by several fireworks stands.It’s hard not to drive by one as many as there are around and they’ve been selling fireworks for at l e a s t a couple of weeks already.Liam, who will...

Worst alarm clock

Years ago, I declared war on my screen time. Like many in my generation, I grew up swaddled in the glow of smartphones. At seventeen, I thought “delayed gratification” was a form of medieval punishment.

Town Talk

The Stroud Public Library is hosting “Let’s Talk About It,” a library book club. This is a project sponsored by the Oklahoma Humanities and its funders. Join Kelly Gamble as she opens a discussion of The Code of the Woosters by P. G. Woodhouse.

National Guard Center update

The Oklahoma National Guard (OKNG) Joint Operations Center (JOC) in Chandler is expected to be completed by December 2025, weather permitting.The facility is dried, and the company building it is working on the interior, according to LTC Kristin Tschetter, chief of public affairs for the OKNG.

Editorial

Oklahoma’s Open Meeting Law long ago was created for a purpose.