King Caden Russell and Queen Natalie Washburn
King Caden Russell and Queen Natalie Washburn
Kallie Chapman, a psychology senior at Oklahoma State University, made a significant impact during the eight-week Tribal Health Experiential Internship Seminar (THESIS) program. THESIS, a virtual internship, focuses on promoting Tribal public health and is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Office of Minority Health and Health Equity through their Lewis Scholars Program.
Last Friday night, the Coalgate Wildcats delivered a stellar performance on the football field, triumphing over the Comanche team with a decisive score of 56-36. This impressive victory elevates the Wildcats to a strong 4-1 record for the season, showcasing their growing dominance in the league.
Looking back...the year was 1961
Mia Johnston and her mother, Jeanna Johnston, won the Oklahoma State Roundup Club Association state championships recently in their age divisions. This was Mia’s first time winning the all around title and Jeanna’s 4th straight time to win the all around title. They are the first mother/daughter to ever win these titles as far as anyone knows. The OSRCA is the oldest rodeo association in the state of Oklahoma and has contestants from all over the state compete over two weekends. Contestants must compete in 4 events and on the same horse. Mia attends Tupelo High School as a freshman and has been riding horses since she was 2 years old. She has won many championship titles and plans to go to college on a rodeo scholarship. Jeanna competed in rodeos from a very young age. They were competing through the Ada Area Round Up Club.
ADA, OK - Over 350 Oklahoma high school students met in Ada on Monday to celebrate Southern Oklahoma Student Aero Day 2024. The day began at East Central University where students heard from key legislators including Senator John Haste, the Chair of the Senate Aeronautics and Transportation Committee and Representative Ronny Johns, House Transportation Chair. The two state leaders spoke about the importance of aerospace to Oklahoma’s economy. Students were also presented a keynote message from Captain John Keilty, a retired navy pilot, who encouraged them to find their passion in aviation.
King Caden Russell and Queen Natalie Washburn
Kallie Chapman, a psychology senior at Oklahoma State University, made a significant impact during the eight-week Tribal Health Experiential Internship Seminar (THESIS) program. THESIS, a virtual internship, focuses on promoting Tribal public health and is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Office of Minority Health and Health Equity through their Lewis Scholars Program.
Last Friday night, the Coalgate Wildcats delivered a stellar performance on the football field, triumphing over the Comanche team with a decisive score of 56-36. This impressive victory elevates the Wildcats to a strong 4-1 record for the season, showcasing their growing dominance in the league.
Looking back...the year was 1961
Going Through Airport Security
Earlier this year a study on the future of families was reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. One of the study’s authors was Dr. Deigo Alburez-Gutierrez, a scholarly gent who researches and writes about family relationships. This study affirmed what I was beginning to notice in my own group of relatives, namely, families are getting older and smaller and the age gap between the youngest and oldest is widening.
