By Laci Jones Tucked away in Red Oak, Okla., lies a 75-year-old farm. The farm is 30 acres, but the history has stayed alive through Sam...
By Laci Jones With architecture that looks like it was always meant to be there, the Osage Hills State Park, located in the largest county in...
By Laci Jones It may not be a new method of spray application, but aerial spraying can save some time. Zac Smith, owner of Oscar Aerial...
By Staci Mauney She was known as the “Mother of the Mother Road” for her generous spirit. In 1941, Lucille Hamons and her husband, Carl, purchased...
By Barry Whitworth Most producers are very familiar with giving either antibiotic to treat a disease or vaccine injections to their animals to prevent a disease....
By Laci Jones The small slow circles, large fast circles, exciting sliding stops and 360 degree spins in one spot show off the athletic ability of...
By Rob Cook Characteristics: Several threeawn species grow in Oklahoma and are commonly known as tickle grass or wiregrass. Threeawns are native, warm-season, annual or perennial...
By Judy Wade Northeast of the small community of Addington, Oklahoma is Monument Hill. Rising above it is a towering obelisk—a tribute to the Chisholm Trail...
By Marty New Blister beetles are insects terrifying to horse owners everywhere. Blister beetle poisoning results from ingestion of cantharidin, a toxic chemical carried by numerous...
Living Historian By Laci Jones If you do not teach history correctly, you rewrite history. This is a firm belief of Doug Davis, owner of Shooting...
