Whether you are seeking a prime investment property or a new place to call home, the property at 1409 West McGee Street has much to offer. Located in the beautiful Western Hills area, this charming 1960’s era home has been well cared for over the years. The 3,000-squarefoot house includes four bedrooms and three baths. It also boasts countless modern updates to meet today’s needs.
A number of IT (Information Technology) camps have proven to be popular this summer at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Four different IT workshops were offered to students in grades 5-12, as well as to adults over a two-week period.
We are so divided as a nation right now. It seems like we only dig a deeper divide between us as we move through a perilous period. Guns, protecting children, inflation, prices at the pump, new revelations on January 6, and then the recent Supreme Court decision on abortion all point toward a chasm that seems to be separating us.
I rarely remember my dreams. I suspect this is because I seldom linger in deep sleep. Recently, however, an exception has awoken me four mornings in a row: a vivid dream. I cannot help but wonder if this variance is meant to send me a message. The fact that the dream is identical, from occurrence to color, is even more curious, as if my subconscious wanted to leave no room for misremembering. What follows is the dream.
Dear Neil: What do I do with a diseased crape myrtle that looks like it’s been through a fire? See my two photos attached. You plant has been attacked by crape myrtle bark scale.
Don’t know why our gray fox was where I found it, but there it lay in a crumpled heap on the road. We pulled it gently to the side. Vultures had already found the carcass. In the wild a gray fox might survive 6 years. Not just motor vehicles, but coyotes, bobcats and great horned owls can take out a fox. I will miss the small fox that waited to raid the ground bird feeders after I had put out leftovers. Not the crows. The extended family of nine (a murder of crows) would sit in the trees and squawk, muttering unprintable bird talk as the fox helped itself before dashing away, leaving nothing. The crows know the fox is gone.
Dear Abby: I am the mother of two small children. I have separated from their verbally abusive, alcoholic father. I returned to my grandmother, who raised me, and tried to get a job. I couldn’t find one quickly because we went into quarantine and my uncles made me move out.
Dear Dr. Roach: I had an MRI that showed three of my four rotator cuff tendons have complete tears. I can only lift my right arm midway. I cannot comb my hair, and I’m right-handed. I cannot lift a glass or coffee cup to put on a shelf in kitchen cabinets. I have some pain if I move my arm too much, but Advil helps. Can you tell me what to expect after surgical repair?
For this year’s Fourth of July cookout, update longheld traditions with globally inspired flavors — starting with the burger. This recipe from our book “COOKish,” which limits recipes to just six ingredients without sacrificing flavor, is loosely based on a Filipino “chori” burger.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Care for a hint of crab in your whiskey? A New Hampshire distillery has come up with its newest concoction called “Crab Trapper” — whiskey flavored with invasive green crabs.