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Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

Heres a roundup of local stories that ran this week.

The April 8 total solar eclipse which included parts of Southeastern Oklahoma in the paths of totality and near totality had a significant economic impact on the area.

Our water meter was spinning like a top. We were clueless, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.

Tornado warnings ruined an eclipse festival that a Penticton businessman drove 5,000 kilometres to attend, yet the stars still aligned for a perfect viewing.

The Arts Council of Tahlequah will host three authors next weekend during the Red Fern Festival, along with Plein Air Red Fern and arts make-and-take activities at Cherokee Square.

The midnight-tinted sides of the spawning black crappie from the north bay of the power plant lake was a welcome sight. It confirmed that both my timing and my location

Special religious programs and events, April 20-28. Please see individual websites for your church, cathedral, temple or mosque’s regular events and services.

Tornado warnings ruined an eclipse festival that a Penticton businessman drove 5,000 kilometres to attend, yet the stars still aligned for a perfect viewing.