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Abandoned vehicle, C.R. 63 NE, Federal Dam. Accident, no injury, Minnesota Ave., Walker. Accident, no injury, Hwy. 200 NE, Longville. Accident, no injury, Fourth St. S., Walker. Activity, Facility Dr., Cass lake. Activity, Seventh St. S., Walker. Activity, 68th Ave. NW, Cass Lake. Activity, Kalli Lane SW, Pine River. Activity, Sunny Acres Lane, Hackensack. Assist other agency, law enforcement, Hwy. 371 NW, Backus. Attempt to locate, Y Frontage Road, Walker. Attempt to locate, Front Street, Pine...

Notable Stats From The Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout Dec 29, 2020 FloRacing Staff Before the 36th annual Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout fires off this week, let’s review some of the most noteworthy statistical finds from the “Mecca of Micros.” ENTRY EXPLOSION: Since becoming a micro-based event in 2011, car counts at the Tulsa Shootout have skyrocketed. That year in ’11, they welcomed 715 entries; last year in 2020, they nearly doubled that total with a staggering record of 1,384 entries. In fact...

TULSA Dodson, Helen Colleen, 97, Springer Clinic credit manager, died Saturday, Dec. 26. Graveside service 1 pm. Wednesday, Memorial Park Cemetery. Moore’s Rosewood. Evans, Evelyn, 80, homemaker, died Monday, Dec. 28. Services pending. Floral Haven, Broken Arrow. Goins, Hugh D., 75, retired banker and cattle rancher, died Friday, Dec. 25. Visitation 4-7 p.m. Monday and service 1 p.m. Tuesday, both at Fitzgerald Southwood Colonial Funeral Home. Harper, Florence Knight, 82, died Saturday, De...

Canyon News UNITED STATES—Technology’s impact has been tremendous, but one of the most significant ways it has improved people’s lives is through medicine’s advances. It has made people healthier, increasing their expected lifespan. And as the 21st century moves on, expect to continue seeing advances in medicine. Here are a few of the most important ones to know about. Telemedicine Telemedicine involves using online methods to advance healthcare practices. There are many reasons more...

The Beginning of the End As February bled into March, COVID-19 started making headlines in Colorado, but nobody had any idea how bad things would get. On March 12, concert-promotion giants Live Nation and AEG suspended tours through April (Post Malone managed to squeeze in one last show); over the next few weeks, those concerts were all canceled or pushed to the fall and, ultimately, 2021. Workers were laid off, musicians canceled tours, fans mourned their lost summer plans. A few venues like t...

Alyssa Milano: A Mask Will Protect You More Than an AR-15 Will 30 Dec 2020 Actress Alyssa Milano said that people who merely disagree with mask mandates or the efficacy of them are the same people who “think they need an AR-15 for ‘”protection.” “Anti-maskers are the same people who think they need an AR-15 for “protection”. LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK: A MASK WILL PROTECT YOU *MORE* THAN AN AR-15 WILL,” Milano. Anti-maskers are the same people who think they need an AR-15...

30 Favorites To Watch At The Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout Dec 28, 2020 FloRacing Staff With more than 1,200 entries stacked into one building for five days, the race for a Golden Driller at the Lucas Oil Tulsa Shootout is one of the most hotly contested battles in the entire world. Drivers from coast-to-coast pour into Tulsa, Oklahoma for a New Year’s celebration unlike any other. It’s the Mecca of Micros, and the list of true contenders runs on forever. There are your betting favorites with a...

By: Ashlyn Brothers TULSA, Okla. - As the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines bring a renewed sense of hope for millions of people, financial experts said theres still a lot of damage control to be done. Marketing professors at Northeastern State University in Broken Arrow said the pandemic has led to an unhealthy U.S. economy and told News On 6 the future of the market is dependent upon the status of the virus.  "We have an economy with a lot of uncertainty," said Jon Shapiro, professor of marketi...

A Broken Arrow teacher is sharing the story of her battle with COVID-19.  Kristin Brown said she first tested positive in October, and two months later, said she is still struggling. Brown said she has been in and out of the hospital for the past two months and this is one of the toughest health battles she has ever faced. She teaches sixth grade science for Broken Arrow Schools, but said she isnt sure where she contracted the virus.  Brown said she is progressing each day, and shes now on...