Just launched the new design for site for Exploring Oklahoma History. I still need to work on the backend (editors), but I went ahead and made the new site public.
One of the most important things you can do as a citizen is vote. Oklahoma is having it’s statewide primary on Tuesday, June 28, 2016. The last day to register vote for that primary is Friday, June 3, 2016. ...
Worked on the old pecan tree in our backyard this afternoon. It was damaged by the ice storm earlier in the winter. Today I managed to get many of the low hanging broken branches off. ...
The time is finally here. You’ve been bombarded by the media about it for almost for an entire year now. Well the wait is over. It’s the beginning of the presidential election season. Welcome to Blog Oklahoma.
This is our yard on Sunday, November 29, 2015, in Elk City, Oklahoma, after an ice storm that blew through on Thanksgiving weekend. Ice covered everything. Any tree that had leaves on it suffered damage. Of the trees in our yard, our pecan tree got the worst of it.
The modern web browser is a great thing, especially now that you can install an add-on or a plug-in that lets you view the web the way you want to. Unfortunately though, we've come to a decision point for the modern web, between content creators and you the viewer. In this episode I'm going to talk a little bit about ad blocking.
It’s time for me to rebuild the Exploring Oklahoma History website. There are some big changes coming. I know change can be difficult, but I need to get the site where it's not only informative, but easier for me and others to maintain. ...
Law enforcement agencies across Oklahoma will enforce the Trooper Nicholas Dees and Trooper Keith Burch Act, which bans texting while driving as of Nov. 1st. The penalty for those stopped for texting while driving will be $100.
In this episode Kevin welcomes in 2015 with an update about blogoklahoma.com, on why he's dropping Facebook, and what he learned from doing the #blogmonth challenge. Welcome to Blog Oklahoma.
