Creek County Democrats to hold meeting

The Creek County Democratic Party will hold its next meeting Thursday, February 15, at Joseph's in Drumright, 54580 W. Hwy 16. A meal will be served at 6:00 ($12 includes tip,) and the meeting will begin at 6:30.

Register to monetize clean energy credits with new online IRS tool

Through new elective payment and transfer options, applicable businesses, tax-exempt organizations or entities such as state, local and tribal governments can take advantage of certain tax credits – even if they don't have taxable income.

The Taxpayer Bill of Rights protects all taxpayers year-round

The Taxpayer Bill of Rights is the 10 rights all taxpayers have any time they interact with the IRS. These rights cover a wide range of topics and issues, and they explain what taxpayers can expect if they need to work with the IRS on a tax matter.

Deadline to request Absentee Ballot for March 5 election approaches

Voters in CREEK County who want absentee ballots mailed to them for the March 5 Presidential Preferential Primary should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Vicki Martin said today.

Tax cuts, tribal relations dominate Stitt’s State of the State Address

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt implored lawmakers to send him tax cuts and said the continuing fallout from the Mc-Girt decision’s effect on tribal-state relations risks state unity, an assertion that left representatives of many of the state’s tribes sitting stone-faced in the gallery.

History

Bristow High School Pirate Wrestlers stormed the Tornado Dome in Clinton and captured the Cllinton Hub City Wrestling Classic Championship Title.

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Community Events

The Bristow Indian Education Committee Meeting will be held on Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at 5:45 pm at the Bristow Schools Administration Building, 420 N Main. The public is invited. Loving Hearts Ministry on 66 Focus on Recovery. Meets every Monday at 6 p.m. 621 S.

Oklahoma Department of Corrections responds to KFOR story concerning Hominy prison

The following statement is in response to a recent story by KFOR concerning Dick Conner Correctional Center in Hominy, Okla. The Oklahoma Department of Corrections consists of 23 small “cities.” And it faces the same issues as its non-correctional counterparts.