Downtown OKC ‘Walk n’ Talk’ Planned for World TB Day March 24
“World TB Day is an opportunity to recognize achievements in TB prevention and control, and renew our commitment to eliminating this devastating disease in Oklahoma,” TB Program Manager Amy Hill said. “Too many Oklahomans still suffer from TB. Efforts to improve awareness, testing, and treatment – particularly among groups at high risk – are critical to eliminating the disease in Oklahoma and the U.S.”
Supreme Court issues new administrative order, updated personnel policies related to COVID-19
“The administrative order, personnel policies, and health protocols acknowledge approved COVID-19 vaccines and boosters are widely available and case numbers appear to be in decline,” Luckert said. “They also acknowledge chief judges are in the best position to determine what mitigation protocols are needed in their courts based on fluctuations in COVID-19 cases locally.”
Kansas lawmakers join students at the Statehouse to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
“KU students from Ukraine join Kansas lawmakers in protesting Russian invasion.”
K-State to host ‘mini-conference’ on agricultural ramifications of Ukraine/Russia conflict
“Free sessions available online March 7-11”
Union Math Instructor named 2022 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year
“State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmeister made the announcement, which comes with $10,000 in cash and prizes from community sponsors, including the use of a vehicle for a year to tour the state as Oklahoma’s next teacher ambassador.”
Kansas Profile – Now That’s Rural: Audrey Rupp, HorseThief Reservoir
“Would you like to go camping on a lakefront property? Then build yourself a lake next door.”
Branch out with Wildflowers and Grasses
“K-State horticulture expert suggests a blend of grasses and wildflowers this spring”
PASSED: Sen. Marshall Resolution to Block Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers
“Make no mistake, this federal vaccine mandate is not about public health or science – it’s about Joe Biden fulfilling his desire to control every aspect of our lives, and it’s a slap in the face to the hard-working men and women who never took a day off on the frontline fight against COVID-19,” said Senator Marshall.”
KU clinical trial seeks Black Wichita residents with diabetes
“The 18-week program aims to help people troubleshoot the daily situations that stand between them and better health.”
Ahead of SOTU, Kansas Senators Call on President Biden to Ban U.S. Purchase of Russian Oil
“Senators Call for American Energy Independence”