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Guthrie Legionnaire Jerry Beranek went into the Navy right after high school graduation and took many lessons from his adventures.

Photo by Mark Radford Crescent celebrated with their annual fourth of July festival that lasted Friday and Saturday this year.

Loneliness, isolation, social distancing. Our lives have been disrupted in ways we could not have imagined. While we know that now is not the time to leave the country or relax our commitment to social distancing, now is the time to think about our lives after the pandemic ends. What will we have learned? It is important to try to learn what the experience has taught us about ourselves and the world in which we live. We have an opportunity to find meaning and purpose amid our suffering. In fact, experiencing hard times shines a light on the things that truly matter. The things that give us purpose. It helps us to realize the things we are spending too much money, time or energy on and those things often can get in the way of our happiness and meaning.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK, July 6, 2020 (CASA of Oklahoma County) – CASA of Oklahoma County has declared July 10th as Family Game Night for Oklahoma County. As Oklahoma City imposes revised restrictions to protect public health, CASA staff wanted to help raise community morale with some fun and games that can be played at social distance or in quarantine. The idea was inspired by CASA’s annual fundraiser, Game On with CASA, which features a multitude of fun minute-to-win-it style games. CASA’s next Game On will be held May 25th, 2021, having been cancelled this year due to the pandemic.

One of the most important things about any modern wedding is, of course, to make it memorable.

With a large, genuine smile on his face, Nick Roma, co-owner of Roma’s Italian Restaurant in Guthrie, says, “We love people.”