Kent Ogle

Not many clubs last 50 years not to mention members being on the roster that long. However, that is the case for the Cleveland County Oklahoma Home and Community Education group Clothiers # 15. 

Retired teacher keeps the Will Rogers Wildcats connected

When you check out with Cynthia David at Lowe’s in Midwest City, you might not know it, but you are actually checking in. Checking in to her ministry, lifting people up.

Multiples of patience, understanding and compassion are the building blocks of teaching special education.

It’s not a stretch to say these folks are turning back the clock, increasing their range of motion while keeping their hearts and minds young.

Tuttle is a small town with a big heart and an open-door policy of giving back. That’s been happening at the Tuttle Methodist Community Thrift Store for decades. It’s an all-volunteer o…

Lunchtime at Tuttle Middle School is a noisy, but ordinary time in most ways, but what is out of the ordinary is for students, on their own accord, to write letters of appreciation to the lunch lad…

“The biggest thing that she does is, is she cares about the presentation and treating them with dignity and respect, which is what we believe in.”

If you’ve ever visited the Oklahoma State Fair, you know it gets crowded! In fact, 800,000 people attended the Fair this past September, so it’s not a great place to lose something &#82…

A Chickasha man is shaping the future from his barber chair.