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Review: The Sign Of Four at Robin Hood Theatre Company, Averham - Vimarsana News

Review: The Sign Of Four at Robin Hood Theatre Company, Averham

Super sleuth Sherlock Holmes is on the case in the latest production at Robin Hood Theatre – and I deduce that it’s a cracker.

Paycom's speech-chilling crusade against OCPA continues -- Commentary - Vimarsana News

Paycom's speech-chilling crusade against OCPA continues -- Commentary

Four years ago this week, Paycom, a company worth around $12.5 billion at the time, sued the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs over an article OCPA published which referenced an

May it please the Court (of Public Opinion) and the Mind of the Governor (elected by the People): Oppose and Veto Senate Bill 1937 - Vimarsana News

May it please the Court (of Public Opinion) and the Mind of the Governor (elected by the People): Oppose and Veto Senate Bill 1937

As is often the case, I agree on many matters (not quite all) opinions expressed by Jonathan Small, president of the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs (OCPA).

Paycom and trial lawyers' Senate Bill 1737 weaponizes courts against conservatives - Vimarsana News

Paycom and trial lawyers' Senate Bill 1737 weaponizes courts against conservatives

Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small issued the following statement after the passage of Senate Bill 1737, which was supported by trial lawyers and strongly supported by Paycom,

Hall of Heroes ceremony honors Medal of Honor winners Dwight Birdwell and Earl Plumlee - Vimarsana News

Hall of Heroes ceremony honors Medal of Honor winners Dwight Birdwell and Earl Plumlee

Oklahoma City -- The Oklahoma State Capitol's second floor was filled to capacity on April 1. Present were active duty U.S. military and veterans, government officials and legislators, high school