By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – For pets that spend time outside in the back yard or lounging in a patch of sunshine on the deck, the arrival of winter may be a rude awakening and cause of concern for safety, according to the Oklahoma State University Veterinary center. “Before Oklahoma […]
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY– Oklahoman’s looking to connect to their roots can visit the library for genealogical help. This month the Metropolitan Library System is celebrating genealogy and telling customers how to, “find your roots at the library.” November is Family History Month at all Metro Libraries. Oklahoma County residents can […]
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Oklahoma State Conference of the NAACP has called on Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater to release case files on death row prisoner Julius Jones “in order to promote public trust in both the criminal justice system and in Mr. Jones’s case.” Attorneys for […]
The City Sentinel endorsement Concerning Natalie Mai, seeking election as a county judge, our editor and publisher wrote these word in the October print edition and in online commentary: “She is a mom, a wife, a person whose cordial nature is inherent. She is a woman who lives with dignity, respect, honor, integrity, justice, […]
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Oklahoma Conference of Churches will host its 2018 Annual Dinner and Awards Banquet on Thursday, November 8. The event will be held at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotel & Conference Center, 2501 Conference Drive in Norman. Registration and a cocktail reception will begin […]
By Patrick B. McGuigan, publisher Wednesday, October 31, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – In a news story published today (October 31) on page one of The Oklahoman, reporter Nolan Clay presented some analysis of DNA results in one of the most controversial death penalty cases in state history. Clay wrote that results show […]
The City Sentinel Endorsement Oklahoma’s appointed Attorney General is deft at non-transparent behavior and special deals for political or legal allies, in the tradition of his two most immediate predecessors. Bad decisions and dubious behavior at the top of the state’s center of law enforcement are a bipartisan concern, one that needs a bipartisan solution. […]
The City Sentinel Endorsement Matt Pinnell is a strong, clear and consistent multi-issue conservative. Despite a massive funding disadvantage in the nomination process, he worked hard to gain the Grand Old Party’s support for his bid to become lieutenant governor. For a Republican, Pinnell’s consistency and conservatism is a good thing, not a bad […]
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – On Thursday, November 1, a free public screening of the ABC documentary The Last Defense will be held at the Auditorium at the Douglass, 600 N. High Avenue, in Northeast Oklahoma City. Doors open at 6 p.m. The newly renovated venue, part of the historic Douglass […]
Staff Report A new analysis released Sunday (October 21) by Yes on 793 found thatOklahoma patients are paying 35 percent more for children’s eyewear products and 15 percent more for adults compared to patients in neighboring states. “Oklahoma patients and families should not be paying substantially higher prices for the same glasses that patients in […]
