Neida Ibarra, Tulsa Golden Gloves Competitor
The Oklahoma Golden Gloves State Championship will be held January 27 & 28 at the Greenwood Cultural Center in Tulsa. Male and female amateur boxers ages 17-40 from around the state will compete in this two-day district feeder tournament, with state champions to be determined in each weight division. Winners will advance to face the corresponding Kansas championship team in the regional tournament in Wichita this April. Continue reading
The Incorruptibles, a political training organization working to get progressive candidates in the mold of Bernie Sanders elected to local office nationwide in 2018, brings its barnstorming message to Oklahoma on the weekend of January 19-21. The group will lead workshops in Oklahoma City, Tulsa and Norman. Continue reading
Analysis: Democrats are demanding that criminals be rewarded for using their children as human bridges to citizenship in the United States of America.
This is a public policy landmine President Barack Hussein Obama planted. After claiming it would be unlawful 22 times, Obama then broke the law – not the only time historians note, but significant in evil outcome for average Americans. Continue reading
Editorial: I personally miss Rev. Martin Luther King. Despite flaws, I admire the man for the principle and courage he showed repeatedly with passion in leadership publicly. I take his instruction seriously to judge by character rather than color when I fail in the Christian Faith which says not to judge at all.
I know from detailed study that Rev. King was a practicing Christian and American Patriot opposed to the Marxism, collectivism or communism today’s disinformationists try to paint him with in retrospect. Continue reading
New study results released today find the most important factors motivating Oklahoma families to enroll a student in a virtual charter school are the individual learning needs of the student, followed by a medical need of the student or family member. Continue reading
