The Eubanks Family will be at New Hope Church of God, 238 Bearden Springs Road, at 6 p.m. Sunday, April 23.

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Summer is just around the corner and the Southeast Oklahoma Library System (SEOLS) is gearing up for its 2023 Summer Reading Program – All Together Now! The program will run from May 20th through June 30th at all SEOLS locations and is intended to promote kindness, friendship and unity. All programs are free of charge!

the teacher for the 4-year-old classroom at Horace Mann, is showing the children her good morning tutu and demonstrating the different options the children have for a morning greeting..

OKLAHOMA CITY — Chance Martin, with FirstBank (in Hugo), recently completed the Oklahoma Bankers Association Commercial Lending School in Oklahoma City. Martin was among 68 graduates of the school, which was held March 5-10 at the OBA Harris Event Center in Oklahoma City.

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Cassie Drake has been awarded a $4,000 Yates Companies, Inc. scholarship for the first two years of college. Cassie was selected by a scholarship committee at the Yates Companies, Inc. based upon academics, extra-curricular activities and two short essays.

As diagnostic procedures become more sophisticated and the public’s awareness grows, more individuals will be accurately diagnosed at a younger age and an earlier stage of the disease. Alzheimer’s disease is considered to be early in its onset, or starting point, if an individual is age 65 or younger when symptoms first appear.

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OKLAHOMA CITY – Members of the Oklahoma State Senate voted on and approved two proposals that would represent an historic investment that includes pay raises, school choice measures and local control.