Articles from the April 14, 2023 edition

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Religious services and events

Alva Church of God Alva Church of God is located at 517 9th St. in Alva. Sheryl White is our pastor. Sunday: Normal hours are Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. with morning worship at 10:30 a.m. Sunday evening youth meet at 5 p.m. This is for youth sixth gr...

 

Mind reader

You have heard the question, “Are you thinking what I am thinking?” A lot of times we may joke that we do not want to know what the other person is thinking. There have been stories written about tho...

 
 By Steve Hamm    Local    April 14, 2023

Christmas is almost here

It’s only April and I’m already thinking about Christmas! Can’t wait until it gets here! The anticipation, the excitement, the decorating (my wife does most of that, lol!!!), the lights, the gifts under the tree. It’s so hard to have patienc...

 

March Rotary Students of the Month honored

Kellen Wray Bradford Kellen is the son of Greg and Kasady Dietz. High school activities include FFA (2018-2023), FFA Livestock Show Team (2018-2023), FFA Livestock Judging Team (2017-2022), FFA...

 

Alva Ladybugs take second at Cherokee Invitational

The Alva High School Ladybugs took second while the Goldbugs took fifth place in team finishes at the Buddy Murrel Invitational at Cherokee on Tuesday. Alva Ladybugs The Ladybugs earned several team... Full story

 
 By Roger Hardaway    Local    April 14, 2023

Random Thoughts

The Autumn 1956 edition of “The American Scholar” magazine listed 43 novels that literary experts had submitted as deserving more attention than they had received in the past 25 years. The only nov...

 
 By Doug Little    Local    April 14, 2023

Ramblings of a Redneck Farmer

This article is going to surprise a lot of people. I’m not sure I even believe it myself, but I sure have some issues with what the Texas legislature is trying to do. Let’s make sure the record is clear. I will shout from the mountain tops that Jes...

 
 By Arden Chaffee    Local    April 14, 2023

Refrigeration

“Ice, Ice, Baby!” –Vanilla Ice, 1980. Imagine a world without ice – or the refrigeration it takes to make it. Ice has an interesting history, quickly changing from a luxury to a necessity. “Ice Ki...

 

NWOGS members reminisce, share info in 'Remembering Alva's Past'

The Northwest Oklahoma Genealogy Society (NWOGS) met at the Alva Public Library on March 11 at 11 a.m. for their March meeting. There was plenty of discussion about the program, “Remembering Alva's Past.” Those in attendance did a great job in sha...

 
 By Marione Martin    Local    April 14, 2023

Airport Commission discusses purchase of mower

During their meeting Monday night, the Alva Airport Commission discussed the purchase of a commercial mower and talked about the search for a vehicle that will hold six or more people. Airport Manager Derrick Courson said he talked to Rother...

 
 By Marione Martin    Local    April 14, 2023

Summer Reading Program begins in June

The staff at the Alva Public Library is gearing up for the Summer Reading Program, which will be held during June. Library Director Sandra Ott told the Library Board Monday that this year the formal program will not stretch past the end of June. Amy... Full story

 

Court rejects Oklahoma inmate's claim father killed woman

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Court of Criminals on Thursday rejected a death row inmate's claim that his father was the actual killer of a University of Oklahoma dance student in 1996. The court's decision paves the way for Anthony Sanchez, 4...

 

New Kansas law will reduce blinking lights on wind turbines

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas residents who live near wind farms could eventually get a break from the nearly constant blinking of the red lights on wind turbines under a bill signed Thursday by Gov. Laura Kelly. Starting July 1, developers of new p...

 

Philadelphia truck break-in ends in parking lot dime heist

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Thieves may not have been counting on finding a mountain of change when they broke into a truck filled with $750,000 in dimes, but they still made off with a chunk of the cargo and left coins scattered around a Philadelphia p...

 

Guardsman arrested in leak of classified military documents

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Massachusetts Air National Guard member was arrested Thursday in connection with the disclosure of highly classified military documents about the Ukraine war and other top national security issues, an alarming breach that has r...

 

Mother of young boy who shot teacher arrested in Virginia

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (AP) — The mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot and wounded his teacher in Virginia has been formally arrested on charges of child neglect and failing to secure her handgun, police announced Thursday. The Newport News Police D...

 

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Court rejects Oklahoma inmate's claim father killed woman

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma Court of Criminals on Thursday rejected a death row inmate's claim that his father was the actual killer of a University of Oklahoma dance student in 1996. The court's decision paves the way for Anthony Sanchez, 4...

 

Gov. vetoes Kansas bill on live deliveries during abortion

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a bill on Friday that could have penalized doctors accused of not providing enough care to infants delivered alive during certain kinds of abortion procedures. In a statement on her website, Kelly, a...

 

Missouri rules part of rapid push to limit trans health care

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The push to restrict health care for transgender people has expanded beyond children, with Missouri placing new limits on gender-affirming care for both adults and minors. The restrictions highlight how rapidly states' e...

 

City: Schwarzenegger repaired utility trench, not a pothole

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The "giant pothole" that Arnold Schwarzenegger said he recently filled on a street in his Los Angeles neighborhood was actually a trench that had been dug for utility work, according to the city. Southern California Gas Co. had c...

 

NRA convention draws top GOP 2024 hopefuls after shootings

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Top Republican hopefuls for the 2024 presidential race vowed Friday at the National Rifle Association's annual convention to defend the Second Amendment at all costs, suggesting that new firearms restrictions in the wake of m...

 

Colorado offers safe haven for abortion, transgender care

DENVER (AP) — A trio of health care bills enshrining access in Colorado to abortion and gender-affirming procedures and medications became law Friday as the Democrat-led state tries to make itself a safe haven for its neighbors, whose Republican l...

 

At Irish shrine, Biden meets priest who gave Beau last rites

KNOCK, Ireland (AP) — President Joe Biden was moved to tears on Friday during a stop at a Catholic shrine when he discovered that a chaplain there had performed last rites for his late son Beau Biden. "It was incredible to see him," Biden said l...

 

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