Shirley Wild: Kiwanis Club of Bixby Knolls/North Long Beach hosts fundraiser
Society columnist Shirley Wild writes about various events in Long Beach.
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Society columnist Shirley Wild writes about various events in Long Beach.
In 2021, Bristow residents approved a one cent sales tax. Half of that is to go to the hospital and the other half to building a new pool, but the pool project was held up.
The Hall of Honor introduced their first class in 2014 when former Director of Athletics Steve Keasler, wanted to have a way to honor those
By: Amy Kauffman BRISTOW, Okla. - The City of Bristow is proposing a one cent sales tax on the April 6th ballot to help build a new hospital. The current hospital is 66 years old and city leaders say this is a chance for voters to invest in the future. Bristow Mayor Rick Pinson said a new hospital is essential for growth for the city of Bristow, and he hopes voters will see the importance of keeping it open. "If you don't have that facility here, it could be a life and if we can save one life, it will be worth it all,” said Pinson.