STILLWATER, Okla. – As the novel coronavirus continues to make its way back and forth across the country, scams related to COVID-19 continue to multiply. Fake contact tracing has added to the growing list of ways to take advantage of people.

The biggest challenge to Big Tobacco’s business model is that its product kills its most successful customers. The solution is hooking new, young users on their deadly products. These strategies have been well documented in internal tobacco industry documents where children are referred to as “replacement smokers.”

STILLWATER, Okla. – A series of free webinars to discuss cattle production, management and marketing issues has been so successful the program is being extended into July and August, Oklahoma State University Extension officials said.

My family and I would like to thank everyone for the prayers, visits, calls, cards, flowers and food during the loss of our Mom. Thank you to all the staff at Hart-Wyatt Funeral Home and Phillip for the beautiful service and comfort.

The Walters Herald, Scott Income Tax and Daylight Doughnuts have and will be changing locations in Walters.

WASHINGTON, DC, June 19 -- “We already know what life is like in lockdown mode but are we ready to face the COVID virus as the nation begins the journey back to a semblance of normality. Bear in mind that precautions will still be required; this bug is not going gently into the night. It remains a clear and present danger and will be for quite some time to come,” says Rebecca Weber, CEO of the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC].

The family of Nancy Codynah would like to thank everyone who has supported us through our loss. Thank you for all the prayers, food, flowers, plants, comfort and kindness.

The Collegian, Cameron University student-run newspaper, was honored by the Oklahoma Press Association in its “2019 Better Newspaper Contest.” The publication received awards in four categories of the Overall Newspaper competition, and two Cameron students earned accolades in individual categories.

STILLWATER, Okla. – The COVID-19 pandemic may be keeping people out of movie theaters, sports arenas and schools, but it is putting hundreds of Oklahoma 4-H’ers in their kitchens.