by Sandra Crosnoe | Nov 16, 2025 | Education Policy, Feature Post, Original Content, Washington County
By Gary Kilpatrick (Bartlesville, Oklahoma) Recent email dated October 21, 2025 following a local school board meeting. Many in the area have been trying to get our school board to remove inappropriate books from our school libraries....
by OKGrassroots Network | Nov 4, 2025 | Events, Osage County
OK2A is hosting a Gubernatorial Candidate Forum next Tuesday in Oklahoma City! ================================================= On November 11, join the Osage County Republican Party to hear from Jackson Lahmeyer about President Trump’s Faith Initiative....
by Sandra Crosnoe | Aug 28, 2025 | Events, Feature Post, Original Content, Rogers County
Open Government Initiative Forum and Focus Group with Charles Key on August 30th at 9AM Liberty Church in Yukon. “There is a revival waiting to happen right now!” That revival is here. (quote from Charlie Kirk). More details in full story here:...
by OKGrassroots Network | Jul 11, 2025 | Action, Events, Tulsa County
Stop the proposed 500 acre AI data center from destroying more farmland. Tulsa County does not have the infrastructure to support this proposal. The sewer is limited to about 2 million gallons a day, and this development wants about 7 ½ million gallons a day. Protect...
by Sarah Burnett | Jun 27, 2025 | Events, Mays County, OKGrassroots, Wayne Hill
Join the Republican Women’s Club of Mayes County for a special event celebrating our Nation’s Birthday! Featuring music, speakers, including OKGOP Vice Chairman Wayne Hill, Rep. Tom Gann, and Sen. Shane Jett, and the reading of the Declaration of...
by Sandra Crosnoe | May 15, 2025 | OKGrassroots, Openness & Transparency, Original Content, Science & Technology, Washington County, Water Rights
By Jackie Whitley (Bartlesville, OK) – Jackie grew up in Sulphur Oklahoma our smallest county. She graduated from OSU and then followed her husband to four other states and back. She wanted to retire in Bartlesville if he wanted to come and he did. They...
