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Iphones costing him two years of his salary. And placed them in that heart shape. He then proposed to his girlfriend but get this. She said no. Say yes and break it off later. Maybe shell change her mind. Fox friends starts now. Bye. Good morning. Its tuesday, november 11. Im Kimberly Guilfoyle in for elisabeth hasselbeck. The architect thankful for stupid americans. Basically, you know, call it the stupidity of the American Voter, whatever. But basically that was critical to get the thing to pass. Did the Obama Administration intentionally mislead the American Public . On this veterans day, o...

When the Tahlequah Public Works Authority board met Dec. 15, members learned the Muskogee Avenue waterline relocation would be delayed due to a lawsuit against the city from one of

INDIANAPOLIS — Monday marks 43 years since the “Blizzard of 1978” hit Indiana. On Jan. 25, 1978, at 3:45 p.m., the National Weather Service issued a Blizzard Warning for the entire state — the first time that had ever happened. The Indianapolis International Airport reported significant snowfall for 31 straight hours. On Jan. 26, Indiana State Police considered all roads in the state to be closed. The National Guard was sent in to remove stranded semis on I-65. Indianapolis ended up receiving 15.5 inches of snow, but the brutal winds continued even after the snow ended, creating snowd...

Renee Fite | Daily Press Gathered at the statue of Beth Herrington is part of the committee that made the statue possibel. From left are: Mark Gish, David McClain, Herrington, Etter Nottingham, and Diane Kindell. Renee Fite | Daily Press Beth Herrington, left, talks with Denver Spears following the unveiling of a statue of her. As art continues to bloom around Tahlequah, a new statue of one of the city's favorite residents was unveiled Thursday at the Thompson House. Almost 100 fans of the retired teacher, musician, and noted local historian socially distanced around the yard to participate, ...

BancFirst announced Rob Headley will succeed Mark Gish as president of BancFirst Tahlequah. Gish, who has served as president since 1993, will serve on the local Advisory Board of Directors for BancFirst Tahlequah. The announcement was made by BancFirst Director of Community Banking Ken Starks, effective Jan. 1, 2021. "Rob has a tremendous amount of knowledge and expertise that has earned him a great reputation," said Starks. "Having served in several bank positions, Rob has a unique understanding of bank operations. I have no doubt under his leadership that BancFirst will continue the tradit...