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Hydrant color a city scheme
A good friend in another town, in a previous year, was appreciative of a city project to paint the fire hydrant at the corner of his property. It looked fresh and clean — but it wasn’t the right color.
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Those ‘Rogers Riders Rules’ stand test of time
Since we’re all super-focused on the super activities of the superest non-official holiday in America, I’m warming up for the super game by whittling down some of the super-sized stack of sticky notes that serve as my memory:
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How things used to be
As January winds down, step back with me in time. The month is January, still, but the year is 1988. Much has changed. See if you agree or if your walk down Memory Lane is as interesting as I found the chance to look back.
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It’s not a cop out if not done ‘intentionally’
At some point in the life journey we’ve all tried to soften, deflect or completely disown a bad action or false statement by rationalizing and marginalizing our culpability.
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Fixin’ football, sharing notes
For the life of me, I don’t understand all the confusion each year about a college football playoff system to determine the national champion. The solution seems simple.
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Struggle for our hair freedom still continues
A few days ago, as I walked toward the front door at an area high school, I crossed paths with a couple young guys who were on their way to the parking lot.
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Proud fans looking ahead
I had planned to share steps necessary to achieve world peace with you today, but before I could finish that paragraph, my thoughts shifted to solutions for balancing the budget and eliminating the spiraling national debt.
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How would Dr. King react to King holiday?
Martin Luther King Jr. would have been 83 years old today, and I can’t help wondering: How would Dr. King react to Martin Luther King Jr. Day?
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Tell us why ‘home’ is grand
Let’s say something nice about Stephens County. The Banner, usually during the early months of a new year, creates a special section that offers a progress ...
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‘Leaf’ it to the guys to blow up some trouble
One of the constants of fall seemed to come a bit late in Oklahoma this year. I mean, here it is, the first week of January and people are still out raking leaves.
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