MAKE REST ONE OF YOUR TOP PRIORITIES
You’ve got 10 minutes before your next appointment. You’re already pretty tired.
February 2022
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SOONERS ON TOP
NORMAN, Okla. – Tanner Groves had 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Oklahoma recovered from squandering a 14-point lead in the second half to beat Oklahoma State 66-62 in overtime on Saturday afternoon.
Senator, representative comment on legislation
The Ardmore Chamber of Commerce hosted a legislative luncheon Friday. Sen. Frank Simpson and Rep. Tammy Townley offered comments on legislation they’re involved in and items they felt of particular concern to constituents in their districts.
Don’t charge phone battery to 100%
I paid more for my latest smartphone than I did for my first car. That is to say, the little everything-devices we’re all glued to these days could very well be among the most valuable of our everyday possessions – give or take a wedding ring or Rolex. Maybe because they feel like an extension of our hands (and sometimes brains) we simply don’t treat them with the respect they deserve. Either way, I beat my smartphone up quite a bit and chances are, you do, too, without meaning to or even realizing it.
Susan Gayle Johnson
ARDMORE - Susan Gayle Johnson of Ardmore, OK died February 13, 2022 of COPD. Susie was born in Oklahoma City, OK on May 16, 1951 to William Benjamin Johnson II and Katherine Gayle Burton Johnson. She attended Putnam Heights Elementary, Harding Jr and Sr High School, St. Anne’s Academy, Oklahoma City Community College and Oklahoma State University. Susie worked in telecommunications for AT&T and as an independent contractor at Tinker AFB. She began as an operator, was the first female lineman in Oklahoma, was a supervisor, a manager and worked in Technical Support. She also worked for Hertz.
Some in US find domestic woes outrank Russia war
BROOKFIELD, Wis. – From the Chinese restaurant he runs in the western suburbs of Milwaukee, Charles Yee has watched with alarm last week as Europe confronts the greatest threat to its peace and security since the end of World War II. But, at least for now, he’s more troubled by challenges at home.
Maxwell juror case limited
NEW YORK – An inquiry into possible juror misconduct at Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking trial will be limited to his answers to two responses on a jury selection questionairre to prevent an “intrusive fishing expedition” by defense lawyers, a judge said in an opinion released Friday.
NATION & WORLD WATCH
Authorities seize nearly $3M worth of meth in onion shipment SAN DIEGO – Authorities seized nearly $3 million worth of methamphetamine, hidden among a shipment of onions, during a tractor-trailer’s inspection at federal facility in San Diego, officials announced Friday. A K-9 unit for the U.S.
British Airways cancels flights amid tech woes
LONDON – British Airways canceled dozens of flights from Heathrow Airport in London on Saturday as it struggled to fix “technical issues” that hobbled booking and check-in systems. The airline canceled all short-haul flights from the airport until midday.
120,000 Ukrainians flee to the border
WARSAW, Poland – Tens of thousands of Ukrainians rushed to the borders as invading Russian troops pressed their advance Saturday into Ukraine and toward Kyiv, the country’s capital, in Europe’s largest ground war since World War II.