Poll: Stitt leads Cornett; other races

Candidate for OK Governor Kevin Stitt

Remington Research Group has completed a public and independent survey of likely voters in the August 28 Republican Runoff Election in Oklahoma. The survey was conducted August 1st through August 2nd, 2018. A total of 1,757 likely Republican primary voters participated in the survey and the margin of error is +/-2.3%. The survey was paid for and commissioned independent of any campaign or committee.  Continue reading →

Imagine Dragons “Evolve” world tour

Imagine Dragons Dan Reynolds on keyboards, Ben McKee on bass and Daniel Platzman on drums

Comments overheard inside the BOK Center at Wednesday night’s Imagine Dragons concert included, “when I first heard their name, I thought they were like Sesame Street Live,” and “I didn’t know much about them, but my seven year-old knows the words to all their songs.” Imagine Dragons performs skilled, talented rock music. Continue reading →

USDA broadband grants include Osage

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is investing $97 million in 12 projects  to provide or improve rural broadband service in 11 states.

“A person’s location should not determine whether he or she has access to modern communications infrastructure,” Secretary Perdue said. “That is why USDA is partnering with businesses and communities by investing in state-of-the-art broadband e-connectivity to remote and rural areas. Continue reading →

SCOTUS, Constitution, freedom and health

Judge Brett Kavanaugh

Opinion: We stand at the crossroads of liberty or despotism. The battle to confirm President Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court appointments puts the issues in sharp relief.

Will our representatives in the Senate confirm? Or will some fight against lawful governance in favor of cronyism and special privilege? Continue reading →