This week, members of the Oklahoma Legislature overrode Gov. Kevin Stitt’s veto of legislation authorizing a one-year compact with tribal governments that allows the issuance of tribal vehicle tags.

OSU Extension The Oklahoma 4-H Youth Development program is designed around the concept of learning by doing –– and that concept isn’t just for club members. Parents and volunteers came together recently for a full day of handson learning.

NORMAN –– Researchers from the University of Oklahoma, in collaboration with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, are identifying areas that experience the most extreme heat in Oklahoma City as part of NOAA’s 2023 Urban Heat Island mapping campaign.

DURANT –– The Second Annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Chahta’s Women in Leadership Conference will take place Wednesday, Sept. 13. The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma will host this year’s event set for noon to 3 p.m. at the Bell Tower, 218 N. 3rd Ave., Durant.

Friday, Aug. 4 Bacon-Wrapped Chicken Red Beans Rice Pilaf Rolls Fruit Salad Wednesday, Aug.

Goodland Academy will be holding educational camps each Monday and Friday, Aug. 14 through Dec. 15, including daily reinforcement classes, tutoring, drawing and painting, outdoor games, and more. They will also have an after school program Monday through Friday to provide homework help, tutoring, etc. For more information, call 580.326.7568.

Felony 083 – Jessica Ann Marie Roberts: Falsely personate another to create liability. Money judgments under $10,000 070 – Capital One, N.A.

Heatwave risks for your dog this Summer: 1. Heat stroke A common summer problem for dogs is heatstroke. It is considered a life-threatening condition which can affect dogs regardless of age, breed, and gender. In extreme weather conditions it can take as little as 30 minutes for heatstroke to develop and if they lose the ability to regulate their body temperature and struggle to get rid of excess heat through sweating, it will then become difficult to lose the heat through their skin.

• Health program makes backto-school resources available for free As students return to class after summer break, getting back into healthy habits from the start can lead to a year of more success. Shape Your Future, a program of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET), has free resources for teachers, children and parents need to start the year off on the right foot.

• Choctaw Nation Partners with Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology for Culinary Program DURANT –– In a one-of-a-kind partnership, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) Division of Commerce is teaming up with Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology (OSUIT) to offer Choctaw Casinos & Resorts food and beverage associates culinary training and college course credit. Choctaw Nation and OSU Institute of Technology have created an educational course designed specifically for casino and resort associates that’s aimed at preparing them for culinary careers.