Kambree Palmer, a second-grader at Western Oklahoma Christian School, shows off her habitat. The WOCS second-graders made the habitats to learn more about the science of the world around them.
Western Oklahoma Christian School second-graders Kash Pearce, left, and Zayden Almquist show off their habitat. The students made habitats to learn more about the science of the world around them.
(AP) — German officials condemned protests Monday by climate activists who blocked roads including near the country’s biggest port.
(AP) — Former President Donald Trump’s social media app that he hopes will rival Twitter launched Monday as he seeks a new digital stage to rally his supporters and fight Big Tech limits on speech a year after he was banned from Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.
Bryn Lively from Western Oklahoma Christian School shows off the ad she designed for the CDN design an ad section that was in the weekend edition.
Students a part of the Araphao Butler FFA Officer Team are back row from left Rance Lax, Blake Hunter, Katie Edelen, Kelcie Beals, Morgandee Sawatzky, Aubrey Nickels, Charley Baker and Kinley Grybowski. Front row from left are Abigail Casas, Taelar Baggett, Kenzie Maddox, Ella Reece Richardson, Brecken Hunter, Kamryn Oakes and Emma Hickey.
Clinton FFA students who participated in the Way Out West livestock show showing off their awards, on the front row from the left, are Sami Hammans, Evan Hunter, Kalyssa Staggs, Brooklynn Atchley and Sy Foster. On the back row also from left, are Joseph Hammans, Myra Whitney, Eli Whitney, Brendan Bishop and Konner Burnam.
Adan Vinaja dribbles the basketball during an elementary game this season. CDN
Santa’s elves guided Buddy through the seven levels of the candy cane forest in “Elf the Musical.” From left are Elliott Burnam, Wylder Smith, Bryndee Driskill and Seven Jones.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Bob Dole was to be honored with a private service at Washington National Cathedral and a public one at the World War II Memorial a day after lying in state at the U.S. Capitol, where President Joe Biden and top leaders from both parties saluted a “giant in our history.”