More children are getting their hands on marijuana edibles, and for toddlers the effects can be serious or even life-threatening. Marijuana-related calls to the Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information involving children have increased 10-fold since 2018, when medical marijuana legislation was passed in the state.

Arcadia: March 22. Elevation normal, water 56 and stained. White bass fair on crankbaits and lipless baits around points and riprap. Blue and channel catfish fair on cut bait, live bait, live shad, punch bait and worms along channels, coves and points. Crappie fair on hair jigs, jigs, minnows and PowerBait around brush structure, dam, docks and main lake. Draper: March 22. Elevation below normal, water stained. F Crappie fair on jigs and minnows around brush structure, docks and riprap. Blue and channel catfish fair on cut bait and worms along the inlet and points. Largemouth bass good on Alabama rigs, crankbaits, jerk baits, lipless baits and spinnerbaits in the main lake, points, shallows and weed beds.

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In January, Governor Kevin Stitt called a special election to fill the vacancy of the Creek County Commissioner District Three position following the passing of District Three Commissioner Lane Whitehouse. Six candidates filed in response. Friday, March 26th, five of the six candidates running for Creek County Commissioner District Three came together for a town hall forum at VFW Post 3656. The five candidates present who spoke and answered constituents’ questions include: Danny Gann, Bryan Sherwood, H. Chris Root, Mike Wofford, and Justin Speers. The sixth candidate, Jarrod Whitehouse, did not attend. Bristow Mayor Rick Pinson also spoke regarding the proposed separate half-cent taxes for the hospital and parks and recreation. Because the forum was dedicated to showcasing the District Three Commissioner candidates, no questions were presented for Mayor Pinson.

The 33rd annual Wildflower Run will be held this year on Saturday, May 8. The run was not held last year due to the pandemic. Local runners, as well as ones from out of town, will be in Bristow to make the run. Dr. Chip Cooper said, “This year, due to COVID, there will not be a workout for the kids.” He said, “Hopefully by the end of April shots will be available for all who desires to have one.”

Andy was preparing his own lunch that day. Renie wasn’t feeling well, so he was on his own.