Chickasaw teen excels at Lighthorse Police Youth Academy
In many ways, 16-year-old Tony Carter is just like his Ardmore High School classmates. He loves to attend sporting events and rodeos with his family and sit under a shade
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In many ways, 16-year-old Tony Carter is just like his Ardmore High School classmates. He loves to attend sporting events and rodeos with his family and sit under a shade
In many ways, 16-year-old Tony Carter is just like his Ardmore High School classmates. He loves to attend sporting events and rodeos with his family and sit under a shade
In the past two years, the crime rate in California has risen by a significant degree. In a 2022 report from the California Attorney General’s office, violent crimes increased by 6.1...
As a young man, Randy Ice wanted so passionately to be a police officer that when he was offered his first job in 1985 he forgot to ask one critical question. “I didn’t even ask what the pay was,” Ice recalled. “I guess when you are a kid you really aren’t looking that far ahead.” […]
A deeper look into very recent history, The Case Against George W. Bush by Steven C. Markoff by Paul Haeder / April 28th, 2021 Censorship comes in many forms. One of [them] is a colossal moral indifference to official crimes at the highest levels of our government. Disclaimer: This is not a traditional mainstream or even left-stream book review. However, Steven C. Markoff’s book does play as the impetus and linchpin to my essay, more of an analysis/reaction to his book. I give The Case Against George W. Bush, high marks. Read Steve’s book. Press your respective legislators to push for ...