Tag: Sep/Oct 2024
by Rowena Mills
Beth Herrington is a monumental figure in northeastern Oklahoma and beyond — literally. A group of citizens commissioned a life-sized bronze sculpture of Herrington holding a little boy by the hand, which now stands on the grounds of the Thompson House in Tahlequah. The statue is a...
by Kelsey Warren-Bryant
No matter how old our pets are, whether just born or well into their senior years, we all must live with the bitter knowledge that they can’t be with us forever. Before our first dog crossed the Rainbow Bridge back in 2020 — a beloved boxer-Lab named...
by Mary Green
Not only do we have the traditional doorbell, but we also now have electronic doorbells such as Ring. In my household, just hearing the alert tone for the Ring camera can set my dogs off on a barkfest. I find this behavior very irritating.
From the dog’s perspective,...
Story and photos by Karen Dugan Holman, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
I often feel a nudge, guiding me to select a topic to share. Several sequential events helped me realize the importance of this topic.
The first event: On a beautiful, sunny, wind-free Sunday in February 2024, my sweet little terrier Halo...
