Crestline Village will be hopping July 15 as Otey’s Fest Shindig returns for its 14th year. The location … [Read More...]
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Sue Murphy’s First Column, Sept. 13, 1990: I Fought the Lawn, the Lawn Won
Editor's note: Longtime OTMJ columnist Sue Murphy is stepping down this week for health reasons. We look back at … [Read More...]
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The Big Dance: Samford Facing Blue-Blood Kansas in NCAA Basketball Tournament
By Rubin E. GrantBucky McMillan’s mobile phone was blowing up for most of last week. He received more than … [Read More...]
Hoover’s Ford Grows Into OTM Girls Basketball Player of the Year
By Rubin E. GrantKhloe Ford didn’t expect to become one of the top young girls basketball prospects in the … [Read More...]
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The Hope of Easter
There seems to be a sense of hopelessness pervading our country today. I have read a great deal about the … [Read More...]
Let the Battle Begin
Our daffodils are not only up and blooming, they are about to wilt back into the soil. I don’t recall them showing … [Read More...]
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The Big Dance: Samford Facing Blue-Blood Kansas in NCAA Basketball Tournament
By Rubin E. GrantBucky McMillan’s mobile phone was blowing up for most of last week. He received more than … [Read More...]
Hoover’s Ford Grows Into OTM Girls Basketball Player of the Year
By Rubin E. GrantKhloe Ford didn’t expect to become one of the top young girls basketball prospects in the … [Read More...]
Brown’s Hard Work Pays Off in OTM Boys Basketball Player of the Year Honor
By Rubin E. GrantHoover junior center DeWayne Brown is a firm believer in hard work.Ask him how the Bucs … [Read More...]
‘I’m Busy All the Time’: Hoover Senior Center Is Almost Like a Second Home to Volunteer
By Anne RuisiYou could say four years of high school home economics and crafting skills learned in her youth … [Read More...]
‘A Coach of Distinction’: Wright Was the Kind of Coach Parents Wanted their Children to Play for
By Bill Plott, for the AHSAARichard “Dickey” Wright learned the importance of a coach’s impact from the very … [Read More...]
Family Tradition: Tom Luckie Earns Silver Medal Award From American Advertising Foundation
By Rubin E. GrantTom Luckie considers himself, well, lucky. Or, to use his word, “fortunate.”That’s how the … [Read More...]
The Hope of Easter
There seems to be a sense of hopelessness pervading our country today. I have read a great deal about the … [Read More...]
Highest Honor: Associate Dean Receives Lifetime Achievement Award in Medical Genetics
By Ryan McCain Dr. Bruce Korf, Ph.D., FACMG, associate dean for genomic medicine and distinguished … [Read More...]
A River Runs Through It
Julia Bell Pope has spent countless days fishing on Wyoming’s scenic Snake River, but she’ll never forget one day … [Read More...]
Leading Chef: When the Marks of Good Leadership Are Made on a Grill
By June MathewsEarlier this year, Rob McDaniel was named a semifinalist for the prestigious James Beard … [Read More...]