“If we choose to be people of prayer, we need not worry. If we choose to be people of worry, we might as well not pray,” said Pastor Thomas Sc…
“There are many things we have come to really like in Owasso, but at the top of the list has to be our library,” said Owasso resident John Fenrich.
I’m sharing my summer “To Read” list, which includes thrillers, a few steamy romances, historical fiction and contemporary fiction.
“1 Corinthians 13 helps us see what love looks like … Love is a verb, and this chapter helps us see how God’s people act lovingly,” says Pasto…
"For our money and republic to survive, responsible taxing and spending is needed now," said Owasso resident Marshall D. Nelson.
“If you have ever really experienced loyalty, then you’ve realized that there is nothing casual about it. True loyalty comes from your heart a…
“I’d like to know if there are plans for more parks, or if this is a concern of others as well. I’d definitely like some more places to run or…
"I still have vivid memories of uncovering a nest of baby water moccasins when I was helping my dad replace the barrels under our dock on Drow…
“Challenge yourself with seeing things as if every moment is one experienced for the first time,” said Stacia Alsabrook, Owasso LPC.
"Thank you for the fine article on Patrick Callan," said Tulsa resident Ellen Ester.
“My slow journey out of the shadows hasn’t been paved with regret and destruction, but it’s been cemented, rather, with growth and gratitude.”
“Determination is hard and takes commitment. But it is possible for us each to develop and exhibit,” says Julie Lombardi with the City of Owasso.
“It (our past) may have showed that our faith was stronger than we believed possible, and that we have the ability to trust in the steps ahead…
In these days when news we read and see all too often has a dark side, it was refreshing and uplifting to read your article in the June 2 Owas…
“Time is a funny thing. We don't mind wasting it, but we will do anything to keep from losing it,” said Pastor Linzy Slayden of Friendship Bap…
“Numerous events in our area are marking the commemoration of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. The response to such tragedy includes accuracy in …
We are ignoring the larger picture of how 1921 created the foundation for the current socio-economic divide of Tulsa along racial lines, says …
“This week, the eyes of the world turn to Tulsa. They want to know: How have things changed? Is there hope for tomorrow? Like the soldiers who…
Owasso’s democratic senator talks on legislative redistricting, roadway repairs in Owasso and driver’s license backlogs in this week’s Senate review.
“If there is anything we cannot lose, it’s newspapers. They have been around since before Johannes Gutenburg came up with the printing press i…
Dossett commemorates retiring Higher Education Chancellor Glen Johnson and the late President Pro Tempore Bob Cullison.
Reducing carbon dioxide seems foolish, says Owasso resident Marshall D. Nelson.
Bluetooth technology could be used as a prevention tool, says Owasso resident Gary Baxter.
“Goals are not intended to simply be tantalizing fantasies; they are realistic expectations that we intend, with God’s help, to accomplish,” s…
“This past Wednesday was very special to those of us in the Legislature who bleed orange. Both chambers honored President Burns Hargis, who ha…
“As with many aspects of life, balance is the key to building the character trait of Availability,” said Michele Dempster with the Owasso Char…
“No matter what you’re dealing with, you have a choice in remaining held back or letting go of those things that no longer serve your highest …