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Hamilton: State remains all too dominated by male leadership By: Arnold Hamilton Guest Columnist April 8, 2021 Arnold Hamilton It took 130 years, but the glass ceiling finally was shattered with Dr. Kayse Shrum’s selection as Oklahoma State University’s next president – the first woman to lead one of the state’s two comprehensive research institutions. Historic, yes. Symbolic, too. But what it says to the wider world about early 21st century Oklahoma may turn out to be most important. Unfortunately, Oklahoma’s reputation nationally takes a beating every time our uber-righ...

Rose State College professors Chuang Shao and Steven Fowler were announced as one of two winners of the Oklahoma Association of Community Colleges Great Ideas for Teaching program for their math-based approach to studying Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) technology. Based on a project funded by the National Science Foundation, Shao and Fowler’s course helps students apply abstract mathematical theory to real-world UAV applications. A collaborative effort between Rose State and the University of Oklahoma, the project's goals were to develop UAV competency in Rose State technology and engine...

Syracuse’s most colorful car wash coming to large North Side location Updated Dec 30, 2020; Posted Dec 29, 2020 Provided image shows what the front of the Valet Auto Wash on Park Street in Syracuse will look like.Provide image Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. — A New Jersey company that promotes its large, colorful and entertaining high-tech car washes is coming to Syracuse in 2021. Valet Auto Wash bought the former Babies R Us store at 2027 Park St. for $3.8 million on Sept. 15 and recently began transforming it into a car wash that, at 30,100 square feet, will be twice as large as the De...

At the time, David and Sue Lollis were just school kids in Weleetka, Oklahoma. “She was a very remarkable person — I recognized that the first time in the fifth grade,” David said. “I heard this shouting going on while the teacher was teaching, and she was having a verbal fight with another girl. [I thought], ‘She’s got spunk!’” David and Sue Lollis are pictured with their sons around 1969.Photo Provided David and Sue became high school sweethearts, building a life together that lasted just over six decades. Their life together ended two months ago, whe...