Where’s Your Final Home?

What comes to mind when you think of home? Familiar people? Known surroundings? You know the place because you lived there. Even the dear dialect shouts, “You’re home!”Some people are still hoping to find “home.” A move gives you new perspectives, but what makes it home?

Family Discussions

There was a stork who happened to be flying by a cornfield. He thought he would rest awhile in it. While he sat there resting, a flock of crows came to the cornfield and began eating the corn. Instead of leaving, the stork thought to himself, 'I am not eating the corn.

Back in the day

From: 1927 May31-Passenger elevator installed at Roland Hotel which will make the hotel the most up-to-date in the southwest.1929 August6-Mercury hit 108 degrees in Bristow.1930 August14-Hafer Field will be lighted for night football games.

Community Events

Bristow Indian Education Committee meetingThe Bristow Indian Education Committee meeting will beheldon Wednesday,November 5, 2025 at 5:45 p.m. at the Bristow Schools Administration building, 420 N Main.The public is invited.All Things Farm Related SwapThird Sunday of each month.9 a.m.- 2 p.m.

Lauria and Ashley's Law takes effect November 1

That's the date House Bill 1001 takes effect.The bill, authored by Rep. Steve Bashore, R-Miami, adds accessory to murder in the first or second degree to the list of crimes requiring an offender to serve 85% of their prison sentence before being eligible for consideration for parole.

FCCLA District Leadership Conference

Absentee ballots are available to all eligible registered voters within the boundary of State House of Representative District 35 of Creek County, which includes Drumright, Lawerence Creek, Mannford, Oilton, and Olive.

Ex Mannford police officer sentenced to ten years

Back in March of 2024, Bristow News brought you the story of the arrest of a Mannford police officer, James Waltham, age 42. Waltham had been on the force for nine years and was , at the time the resource officer at Mannford Public Schools.

Thinking Out Loud

Grief is a cacophony of unpleasant emotions: pain, regret, guilt, remorse, fear, anxiety, all waxing and waning at will. But beneath them all, all the time, is the melancholy deception that is sadness.Sadness is the griever’s constant companion.