News

Texas Hill to Perform at the Freeland Center

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On Stage at the Freeland excitedly presents Texas Hill in concert on the November 5, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. Texas Hill’s music mixes the sounds of many genres, including those of gospel, soulful rhythm and blues, country, southern rock, bluegrass and others, offering a little something enjoyable for everyone. Although the band is relatively new, forming in the last couple of years, its members boast successful individual careers in the music entertainment industry.

The Funky Armadillo opens for business

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Have you ever seen an armadillo wearing a blonde wig, cowgirl hat, and jewelry? If not, you need to check out one of Bristow’s newest businesses: The Funky Armadillo. Located on the northwest corner of the intersection at East 1st Avenue and Chestnut Street, The Funky Armadillo is as cute and quirky a little boutique as its name.

History

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Depew Police oficers arrested four Texas men on seual charges after they found two teenage girls, who were reported to be runaways, inside the Texans apartment..

How Did It Come to This?

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Soldiers fighting Communism in Vietnam were the object of protesters' scorn. They were opposed to America being there. But that wasn’t a morale booster for the soldiers caught in those horrible conditions. Then, when the soldiers returned home, they were shunned and under-appreciated, coming to jeers, not cheers.

Family Discussions

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Do you ever look at clouds on a summer day and see various types of shapes, such as animals, people, or other things? As a child, I used to relax during summer afternoons after swimming awhile and look at the clouds as they transformed into different shapes, leading my mind into a multitude of imaginative places. Amazingly, I once saw a complete eagle in the clouds, even down to the talons! Over the years, I have noticed that I often look for things I know- animals or people or fictitious creatures.

It’s raffle time

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Calling all raffle lovers! The Bristow Historical Society recently announced its fundraising raffle and prizes. The organization will dedicate one hundred percent of all raffle proceeds to its Route 66 Landmark Renovation Project.

How mentoring can help Women-Led Businesses thrive

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(StatePoint) The financial disparities between male and female entrepreneurs are farreaching. Women-led businesses receive lower valuations, less capital and fewer conventional small business loans than those led by men. Women entrepreneurs also pay themselves less than men and often take the brunt of balancing their family’s needs while growing their business. In spite of these challenges, women-led businesses of all types are thriving across the United States, thanks in part to initiatives offering tactical support and networking opportunities.

Community Events

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Bristow Indian Alcoholics Anonymous 325 East 10th, New Life Intenational Church,Tuesdays at 7 p.m. For more information call (918) 210- 8056.