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OU Health to expand life-saving technology to rural Oklahoma

4 months ago By News Staff

Through a grant awarded to the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences from the United States Department of Agiculture (USDA), experts at OU Health can now expand life-saving technology and expertise to rural hospitals in the state, where life expectancy is lower, and residents face an increased risk of death from stroke.

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Anthony Moore named to SWOSU Presidential Order of Merit

4 months ago By News Staff

State Representative Anthony Moore has been named to the Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) Presidential Order of Merit. Moore, who resides in Clinton with his family, represents District 57 (which includes SWOSU’s main campus at Weatherford) in the Oklahoma House of Representatives where he serves as Chairman of the Committee on Higher Education & Career Technology Education.

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Prepare your home for a new puppy

4 months ago By Sam Mazzotta

DEAR PAW’S CORNER: This Christmas, we planned to get a puppy, but it is too young to leave its mother yet. Instead of revealing the puppy on Christmas Day, we wrapped a big box that had a little note in it from Santa saying that a new puppy will arrive soon, and to write down their ideas for a name on the back of the card.

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New plan

4 months ago By Weskinder

Well, do y’all have any big changes planned for this new year 2024? I could say things like I am going to make money in business. I’m gonna fix things up and straighten some other things. I’m gonna get healthy and choose a better shape. Oh yeah, and I need to help my fellow man. Wait a minute…. Hasn’t that been a part of my plan every year for the last several years? And shouldn’t I always be helping others? There seems to be a problem with all of this!

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Shop smarter in the New Year with these tips

4 months ago By News Staff

(StatePoint) For many people, the start of a new year is an opportunity to revamp their routine and make game-changing resolutions. That’s why industry experts are offering smart shopping tips that will have you saving time, money and hassle in 2024.

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Wellness tips for a new you in the New Year

4 months ago By News Staff

(StatePoint) If your list of New Year’s resolutions is a mile long, you may be feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to start. Let these three essential wellness tips set you up for a successful year and give you the power, energy and determination you need to reach all your other goals.

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Martin J. O’Malley sworn in as Commissioner of Social Security Administration

4 months ago By News Staff

Martin J. O’Malley was sworn in recently by Senator Ben Cardin as Commissioner of Social Security to a term that expires on Jan.

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Online enrollment period for Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program opens

4 months ago By News Staff

Oklahoma Human Services began accepting online applications Dec. 19 for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). This federally funded program helps income-eligible families with their winter heating utility bills. Applications are accepted online at OKDHSLive.org.

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“Wait until you’re older,” proven by research to reduce Substance Use Disorder

4 months ago By News Staff

Parental advice given for ages has been supported by research findings. ‘Wait until you’re older,’ has deflated the plans of kids and teens for centuries. Now we know there’s more to it than just Dad or Mom being a buzzkill.

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Achieving New Year’s career resolutions for healthcare professionals

4 months ago By News Staff

(StatePoint) The New Year is the perfect time to take stock of your career, and see how it can serve you better. Due to the healthcare worker shortage and the events of the past few years, those in this field may be feeling particularly overworked and under-appreciated in their current positions. In this climate, industry experts say that some of the most common career resolutions that people make can be achieved by pivoting to home healthcare.

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