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The COVID vaccine is based on mRNA technology that shares a message with the body’s cells to identify and fight the CoV-2 virus. Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agricultural Communications Services

The COVID vaccine is based on mRNA technology that shares a message with the body’s cells to identify and fight the CoV-2 virus. Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agricultural Communications Services

OSU physicians explain vaccine science

STILLWATER, – Since March 2020, it’s impossible to calculate the loss of life and productivity as...
More than 270 OG&E crew members, including line crew members, vegetation specialists, support staff and 50 trucks, were dispatched to Jefferson Parish, in and around Metairie, to help restore power for Entergy Louisiana customers. Courtesy photo

More than 270 OG&E crew members, including line crew members, vegetation specialists, support staff and 50 trucks, were dispatched to Jefferson Parish, in and around Metairie, to help restore power for Entergy Louisiana customers. Courtesy photo

Pauls Valley Compassion Church Pastor Andy Davidson visited children in care at the House of Mordecai Children’s Home in Zambia, Africa, earlier this summer. The children went on a field trip to choose and purchase new shoes through donations from local partners. Courtesy Photo

Pauls Valley Compassion Church Pastor Andy Davidson visited children in care at the House of Mordecai Children’s Home in Zambia, Africa, earlier this summer. The children went on a field trip to choose and purchase new shoes through donations from local partners. Courtesy Photo

Zambian orphanage has roots in Garvin County

Twelve Zambian orphans have a place to call home, thanks to local contributors.
U.S. Marine Lane Robison, a 2017 Lindsay graduate, surprised his mom and two sisters when he presented the American flag during “The Star Spangled Banner” prior to the Leopardettes game on August 28. He arrived minutes before the game and dad was in on it. Thanks to the coaches, referees, players and parents who orchestrated this surprise, for it was not an easy task to keep mom and the two sisters from seeing Lane’s arrival.

U.S. Marine Lane Robison, a 2017 Lindsay graduate, surprised his mom and two sisters when he presented the American flag during “The Star Spangled Banner” prior to the Leopardettes game on August 28. He arrived minutes before the game and dad was in on it. Thanks to the coaches, referees, players and parents who orchestrated this surprise, for it was not an easy task to keep mom and the two sisters from seeing Lane’s arrival.

Local Marine surprises family at Lindsay softball game

A recent Lindsay High School softball game became emotional as one player received “the best...