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Los Angeles County police are investigating accusations that Justin struck a photographer, which, if true, would violate California Penal Code 242 even if the striking blow was, well, glancing. Detectives want you to call them if you saw the brawl or if Justin attacked you, as well.
06/07/2012 | Comments 0Roses popular, easy to grow in Oklahoma
Roses are one of the most popular plants in Oklahoma gardens, and many are relatively easy to grow, especially the newer varieties like the Knock Out® rose. Roses offer color and fragrance in the garden, and many make wonderful cut flowers. If you have a garden, you should try your hand at growing roses!.
03/22/2012 | Comments 0From ‘Long Black Limousine’ to Elvis
That would change years later. For the next seven years, band members came and went. Finally, Black put together a group of musicians that have been with him for more than 20 years. They include guitarist Graham Pugh, bass player Rick Alongi, drummer Bob Gorley and keyboard player Phil Sapper, formerly of Harvey and the Wallbangers.
03/01/2012 | Comments 0Young artist generates new ideas for veterans memorial expansion
“This will not be done with any public money,” said Howe, an Air Force pilot who flew B-52s during the Vietnam war. “Each statue will cost $40,000, but this type of art puts us in a different realm. It will take us into the world of art, which opens new avenues for giving.
02/23/2012 | Comments 0Fleck and Flecktones to perform April 10 at Rose State
The extraordinary initial line-up of his incredible combo are touring to support their latest recording, “Rocket Science.
02/17/2012 | Comments 0Real Life
In my presentation, I told the club members about the importance of supporting their local newspaper. After all, we received numerous compliments about our publication and its new appearance, content and local ownership. In this business, compliments can be few and far between, so we enjoyed all of the positive remarks.
02/17/2012 | Comments 0‘General’-ly speaking
In fact, every night when he goes home, the general’s hat comes off – if only temporarily – and suddenly the commander of one of the most critical U.S. Air Force bases turns into father, husband, scuba diver and avid fan of New England sports teams..
02/10/2012 | Comments 0Longtime MWC fire department spokesman Jerry Lojka retires
Lojka spent 29 years at the Midwest City Fire Department and served in several roles, including firefighter, inspector, investigator, public education officer, public information officer and fire marshal.
His favorite job was that of department spokesman as he answered questions from the press, and conveyed important fire prevention tips to the public.
Real Life: Lojka will be missed at fire department
This week’s retirement of Midwest City Fire Marshal Jerry Lojka reminded
me how an effective and well-intentioned PIO does his job. During the
past 14 months I’ve discovered that he knows his job and he understands
the role reporters play in the world of news and information.
02/03/2012 | Comments 0MWC grad, Hudson to receive national awards
Midwest City School graduate Lester Claravall will receive the prestigious Lewis Hines Award for Service to Children and Youth during a ceremony in New York City on Monday.
The award will be presented by the National Child Labor Committee, which serves as the sponsor for the Lewis Hines awards...
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Business
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Boeing expands with new facility, more jobs
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The new six-story, 320,000 square-foot Boeing building is located at 6005 S. Air Deport Boulevard. An official ribbon cutting ceremony was held last week. Read more
The new six-story, 320,000 square-foot Boeing building is located at 6005 S. Air Deport Boulevard. An official ribbon cutting ceremony was held last week. Read more
Business
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Market-moving indicators for monitoring Europe
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Though new aspects of the situation seem to crop up every month, here are some of the most common factors that either reflect or affect sentiment about what’s happening in Europe. Knowing about them might help you understand why markets react to a seemingly obscure headline. Read more
Though new aspects of the situation seem to crop up every month, here are some of the most common factors that either reflect or affect sentiment about what’s happening in Europe. Knowing about them might help you understand why markets react to a seemingly obscure headline. Read more
Business
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Chamber sets new fundraising record at annual auction
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The weather for the event, held June 1 under the Choctaw Creek Park pavilion, was chilly all night, but what Mosley quickly found out was that the gloomy weather was no match against members of the community eager to show their support for the chamber. Read more
The weather for the event, held June 1 under the Choctaw Creek Park pavilion, was chilly all night, but what Mosley quickly found out was that the gloomy weather was no match against members of the community eager to show their support for the chamber. Read more
Business
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Massage salon owners look to ‘heal’ customers
by Tim Farley
Their choice of location was simple to Stepp. The salon is located at 4613 SE 29th. “I knew I wanted to be by Tinker, to honor those in the military as they should be. We offer a discount to military and to those in public service for that reason,” Stepp said. Read more
Their choice of location was simple to Stepp. The salon is located at 4613 SE 29th. “I knew I wanted to be by Tinker, to honor those in the military as they should be. We offer a discount to military and to those in public service for that reason,” Stepp said. Read more
Business
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Self-directed IRA allows more investment flexibility
by Shawn Powell
For example, in addition to the usual IRA mainstays (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and CDs), a self-directed IRA might invest in real estate, limited partnership interests, or anything else the law (and your IRA trustee/custodian) allows. In fact, the only investment you can’t have in your IRA is life insurance. Read more
For example, in addition to the usual IRA mainstays (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and CDs), a self-directed IRA might invest in real estate, limited partnership interests, or anything else the law (and your IRA trustee/custodian) allows. In fact, the only investment you can’t have in your IRA is life insurance. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Midwest Regional hires new chief nursing officer
by Tim Farley
and received a Masters in Nursing from the University of Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. She is a member of the Oklahoma Hospital Association, the American Nurses Association, the Oklahoma Nurses Association, and the Oklahoma Organization for Nurse Executives. Read more
and received a Masters in Nursing from the University of Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ. She is a member of the Oklahoma Hospital Association, the American Nurses Association, the Oklahoma Nurses Association, and the Oklahoma Organization for Nurse Executives. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Here’s four planning items for small businesses
by Tim Farley
For income tax purposes, you and your sole proprietorship are treated as one taxpayer, while partnerships and S corporations are pass-through tax entities that pass through items of income and deduction to you, and C corporations are separate tax... Read more
For income tax purposes, you and your sole proprietorship are treated as one taxpayer, while partnerships and S corporations are pass-through tax entities that pass through items of income and deduction to you, and C corporations are separate tax... Read more
Business
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Buying home today can be daunting experience
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Admittedly, the recent tax credit for firsttime homebuyers was a strong incentive to take the plunge to homeownership, but there are still plenty of great reasons to buy a house or condominium. Recently, buyers have responded to historically low interest rates, says Michelle Wardlaw, a spokeswoman for NAR. Read more
Admittedly, the recent tax credit for firsttime homebuyers was a strong incentive to take the plunge to homeownership, but there are still plenty of great reasons to buy a house or condominium. Recently, buyers have responded to historically low interest rates, says Michelle Wardlaw, a spokeswoman for NAR. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Enjoy vacations by protecting finances from fraud
by Eastword Staff
Although consumers are vigilant with protecting themselves from fraud in everyday life, it is easy for those efforts to be left at the door when leaving on vacation. To help consumers stay protected while vacationing, Oklahoma community banks offer the following tips:. Read more
Although consumers are vigilant with protecting themselves from fraud in everyday life, it is easy for those efforts to be left at the door when leaving on vacation. To help consumers stay protected while vacationing, Oklahoma community banks offer the following tips:. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Charity golf classic raises $90,000 for foundation
by Tim Farley
“All the hard work is well worth it when Dr. Britton, President of Rose State College, is presented with the check for the foundation,” said Robert H. Croak, president and chairman of the board at First National Bank.. Read more
“All the hard work is well worth it when Dr. Britton, President of Rose State College, is presented with the check for the foundation,” said Robert H. Croak, president and chairman of the board at First National Bank.. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Capitalism is about opportunity, not equality
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Ten miles away, my dentist, a college classmate of my father’s, lived in Garden City. Lovely place, filled with rich people. My father often drove us through there and never said a disparaging word about the fine lawns and shiny foreign cars. America was the land of opportunity, and Garden City proved it. Read more
Ten miles away, my dentist, a college classmate of my father’s, lived in Garden City. Lovely place, filled with rich people. My father often drove us through there and never said a disparaging word about the fine lawns and shiny foreign cars. America was the land of opportunity, and Garden City proved it. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Do-it-yourself estate planning can create risks, problems
by Shawn Powell
As the number of Internet websites and software packages have quickly multiplied, along with the many books and stationery store kits that have always been available, do-it-yourself (DIY) estate planning is on the rise. Read more
As the number of Internet websites and software packages have quickly multiplied, along with the many books and stationery store kits that have always been available, do-it-yourself (DIY) estate planning is on the rise. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Start planning now for next year’s tax return
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The tax deadline may have just passed but planning for next year can start now. Reed’s Tax Service reminds taxpayers that being organized and planning ahead can save time, money and headaches in 2013. Here are seven things you can do now to make next April 15 easier. Read more
The tax deadline may have just passed but planning for next year can start now. Reed’s Tax Service reminds taxpayers that being organized and planning ahead can save time, money and headaches in 2013. Here are seven things you can do now to make next April 15 easier. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 17, 2012
First National Bank to host charity golf classic
by Tim Farley
First National Bank, along with title sponsor Midwest Regional Medical Center, has teamed up again to facilitate the longtime event. Proceeds from this year’s tournament should exceed $75,000, which will be the largest amount raised by the tournament in its history, said William H. Read more
First National Bank, along with title sponsor Midwest Regional Medical Center, has teamed up again to facilitate the longtime event. Proceeds from this year’s tournament should exceed $75,000, which will be the largest amount raised by the tournament in its history, said William H. Read more
Business
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Tasty Snow provides cool, refreshing treat
by Tim Farley
Midwest City’s resident snow cone icon, Tasty Snow, has been open for business for more than a month. The March 30 opening marked David Massey’s 13th year in business and the unofficial start to the spring and summer season for Midwest City citizens.. Read more
Midwest City’s resident snow cone icon, Tasty Snow, has been open for business for more than a month. The March 30 opening marked David Massey’s 13th year in business and the unofficial start to the spring and summer season for Midwest City citizens.. Read more
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