This year is quickly winding down, which may be good news for many given what a difficult year it’s been. Even with the pandemic, I hope everyone can count their blessings and find the positives in these trying times. Regardless of what we’re personally experiencing, we must always remember that others would give anything to have our lives. Nothing is ever as bad as it seems when God is in control.
Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby led a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony Nov. 19 for the Chickasaw Honor Guard building, located in Ada near the Chickasaw Nation Veterans Lodge. Photo by Jacquelyn Sparks.
ADA, Oklahoma -- Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby led a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony Nov. 19 for the Chickasaw Honor Guard building.
This week we have the Indian Pioneer Paper of Caroline Edwards. This Indian Pioneer Paper was recorded by W.P.A. field worker Maurice Anderson on September 13, 1937 at Mrs. Edwards’ residence in Pauls Valley, OK.
As the end of the year draws nearer, unfinished legislative work remains for lawmakers in both chambers of Congress. In the coming days and weeks, it is critically important that members come together to tackle the pressing work left to do.
Now is a great time to get back to parenting basics to help prevent and cope with children’s temper tantrums and distance learning blues. It seems that everything around us is changing and our children are very sensitive to changes and they can often sense from their parents that something is different. Acting out is their way of reacting but you can help.
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