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Photo by Janet Link1966 Corvette owner John Blumberg of Venice, Fla., and his grandson Jacob McKaig of O'Fallon, Ill., s...
08/28/2026

Photo by Janet Link
1966 Corvette owner John Blumberg of Venice, Fla., and his grandson Jacob McKaig of O'Fallon, Ill., stopped in Vinita for a break from their Route 66 travels and had lunch at Vinita Venue in the 100 block of South Wilson. The Corvette has a vintage suitcase strapped to the trunk. Blumberg began the trip leaving Venice, Fla., and traveling to Grant's Farm (St. Louis) then to Santa Monica, Calif. From Vinita, Blumberg traveled back to O'Fallon, Ill., to drop off Jacob before heading for Albuquerque, N.M., where he would pick up his wife at the airport and continue the route.
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Marlene Kincade (left) and Eddy Allensworth, representing RCB Bank, make RCB's annual donation to the Behind the Wire Fo...
08/28/2026

Marlene Kincade (left) and Eddy Allensworth, representing RCB Bank, make RCB's annual donation to the Behind the Wire Foundation, accepted by Sherri Cornwell. The nonprofit organizations supports military veterans by providing outdoor activities, hunting and recreational experiences.
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Photo by David BurgessD.J. Smith bangs into Dewey's Kavery Weathers on a tackle-breaking 18-yard reception in the Hornet...
08/28/2026

Photo by David Burgess
D.J. Smith bangs into Dewey's Kavery Weathers on a tackle-breaking 18-yard reception in the Hornets' 26-6 win over the Bulldoggers. He also turned a short pass into a 56-yard gain.
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Photo by David BurgessTy Purcell (left) and Trevor Moss sandwich a Dewey running back for no gain in the Hornets' 26-6 w...
08/28/2026

Photo by David Burgess
Ty Purcell (left) and Trevor Moss sandwich a Dewey running back for no gain in the Hornets' 26-6 win Thursday night.
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Photo by David BurgessLogan Floyd gets around a blocker to knock down a pass by Dewey quarterback Braxton Braden in the ...
08/28/2026

Photo by David Burgess
Logan Floyd gets around a blocker to knock down a pass by Dewey quarterback Braxton Braden in the Hornets' 26-6 win Thursday night.
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VINITA SPORTS HISTORYVinita's junior high football coaches in 1970 were (from left) Lindel Bailey, Pat Magnon and Tom Co...
08/28/2026

VINITA SPORTS HISTORY
Vinita's junior high football coaches in 1970 were (from left) Lindel Bailey, Pat Magnon and Tom Combs.
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Photo by David BurgessJamison Williams high-steps between two Dewey defenders in the Hornets' 26-6 win over the Bulldogg...
08/28/2026

Photo by David Burgess
Jamison Williams high-steps between two Dewey defenders in the Hornets' 26-6 win over the Bulldoggers Thursday night on L.P. Williams Field at Memorial Stadium. The Hornet junior scored on runs of 3 and 16 yards.
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Photo by David BurgessJames Hartley goes airborne to tackle Dewey's Chase Miller at the line of scrimmage in the Hornets...
08/28/2026

Photo by David Burgess
James Hartley goes airborne to tackle Dewey's Chase Miller at the line of scrimmage in the Hornets' 26-6 win Thursday night. The Hornet sophomore later suffered a leg injury.
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Photo by David BurgessLine coach Dylan Enyart exchanges a low-five with Trenton Bible as he comes off the field after a ...
08/28/2026

Photo by David Burgess
Line coach Dylan Enyart exchanges a low-five with Trenton Bible as he comes off the field after a Hornet touchdown.
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Sullivan wins Oklahoma Republican insurance commissioner primaryBy Janelle Stecklein Oklahoma WatchOKLAHOMA CITY — Repub...
08/28/2026

Sullivan wins Oklahoma Republican insurance commissioner primary
By Janelle Stecklein
Oklahoma Watch
OKLAHOMA CITY — Republican voters Tuesday selected their nominee to become the state’s next insurance commissioner.
Bob Sullivan defeated Marty Quinn to advance to the General Election in November. Sullivan will face Democrat Craig MacIntyre in November.
Sullivan, 41, said Tuesday night that he’s “very grateful” to Oklahoma voters and humbled that the won the nomination.
“It’s a humbling experience,” he said. “For a first timer to be successful means the world to me. We’re thrilled.”
Sullivan, of Inola, said Oklahoma’s high property insurance premiums prompted him to run for office.
A recent analysis found that Oklahomans pay the highest rate in the nation, at an average of $5,533 per year.
Sullivan, who works in the insurance industry, has promised to address the state’s soaring property insurance rates by using a new law that takes effect in July. It requires insurers to submit notice of proposed rate increases before they take effect.
Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready is finishing his final term due to term limits.
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